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How does Clark's experiment support the claim that mercury is heavier
than water?

•by showing that less atmospheric pressure is needed to
move the mercury

•by showing that more mercury falls from a test tube
when a vacuum is created

•by demonstrating that less mercury fills a dish when a
test tube is inverted into it

•by demonstrating that a shorter column of mercury is
supported by the atmosphere