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When the pressure of water in the bottle (Pw) plus the pressure of air above the water in the bottle (Pa) is euqal or greater than the external atmospheric pressure (P(atm)), then the water can come out.
i.e. Pw + Pa >= P(atm), then water can come out
When the lid of the bottle is taken off, Pw = P(atm), hence,
Pw + Pa = Pw + P(atm), which is apparently greater the the external atmospheric pressure P(atm) by an amount Pw, this pressure (Pw) will then forces the water out.
When the bottle is closed, as the water comes out, the volume of air above water in the bottle increases in capacity. By Boyle's Law, the pressure will decrease and is now lower than atmospheric pressure, i.e. Pa < P(atm). The pressure decreases to such an extent when
Pa + Pw = P(atm), an equilibrium will be reached. The pressure inside the bottle is no longer strong enough to force the water out.
另外想問一問如何計算氣壓, 如果不用儀器,又能不能找到?
Pressure in a gas can be calculated by physics laws and principles, such as gas laws or kinetic theory, in an indeal situation. Unless very complicated theories are invloved, results from simple gas laws and kinetic theory would deviate much from reality for gases under high pressure.