1. The pressure to make synthetic diamonds from graphite is 8.2 x 104 atm. What is the pressure in units of a. torr b. Pa c. bar

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**Question 1: Pressure Conversion for Synthetic Diamonds**

The pressure required to make synthetic diamonds from graphite is 8.2 x 10⁴ atm. Convert this pressure into the following units:

- a. Torr
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- b. Pa (Pascal)
  - [Input box for Pascal conversion]

- c. Bar
  - [Input box for Bar conversion]
  
- d. Inches of Hg (Mercury)
  - [Input box for Inches of Hg conversion]

*Note: Ensure you use the correct conversion factors for accurate results.*
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 1: Pressure Conversion for Synthetic Diamonds** The pressure required to make synthetic diamonds from graphite is 8.2 x 10⁴ atm. Convert this pressure into the following units: - a. Torr - [Input box for Torr conversion] - b. Pa (Pascal) - [Input box for Pascal conversion] - c. Bar - [Input box for Bar conversion] - d. Inches of Hg (Mercury) - [Input box for Inches of Hg conversion] *Note: Ensure you use the correct conversion factors for accurate results.*
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The amount of force that applies per unit surface area is called pressure, the pressure is expressed as

P = F/A

P = pressure

F = force at per unit area

A= surface area at which force is applied

The units of pressure are atm, pascal, torr, bar, and inches of Hg.

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