This simulation models the equilibrium of three different immiscible liquids with varying densities (d₁, d, d₂) in a connected pipe system. Learners can adjust liquid properties and observe how pressure differences drive liquids to different heights, demonstrating the principle that pressure at equal depths must be equal across connected fluids.
Learning objectives: Understand the relationship between liquid density and liquid height at equilibrium | Apply hydrostatic pressure principles to predict liquid levels in connected vessels | Explore how immiscible fluids distribute based on pressure balance