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The mean value of density for six samples of a siloxane manometer fluid is 1.06311 g/cm3 with an estimated standard deviation of 11×10−5 g/cm3 for the lot-to-lot variation in density of this fluid. From this result it is concluded that for use of this material in manometry to the 0.01% level the density of the actual fluid used must be determined.
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Ronald H. Orcutt (1973) studied this question.
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