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Gas Pressure-the Atmospheric pressure - the particles of on objects. At high altitude, there is less air, so there is less atmospheric pressure Units of pressure Pascal ( ) Atmospheres ( Millimeters of mercury ( Pounds per square inch ( Converting pressure units atm = a) 1.25 atm into mm Hg b) 901 mm Hg into atm c) 1.05 kPa into atm mm Hg = Temperature (Kelvin) - reflects the relationship between per unit surface area of an object pushing Kelvin is the temperature where particles have Also known as kPa motion. has never been reached in a lab (closest: 50 microkelvin in 2017) Convert the following temperatures: d) 300. K to Celsius e) 35.0 °C to K and f) 0.00 °C to K 20 P 9.² P ETO 실험전설상화의육모용인음 MORA TRACT 00 -10 -20 widt

Gas Pressure-the Atmospheric pressure - the particles of on objects. At high altitude, there is less air, so there is less atmospheric pressure Units of pressure Pascal ( ) Atmospheres ( Millimeters of mercury ( Pounds per square inch ( Converting pressure units atm = a) 1.25 atm into mm Hg b) 901 mm Hg into atm c) 1.05 kPa into atm mm Hg = Temperature (Kelvin) - reflects the relationship between per unit surface area of an object pushing Kelvin is the temperature where particles have Also known as kPa motion. has never been reached in a lab (closest: 50 microkelvin in 2017) Convert the following temperatures: d) 300. K to Celsius e) 35.0 °C to K and f) 0.00 °C to K 20 P 9.² P ETO 실험전설상화의육모용인음 MORA TRACT 00 -10 -20 widt

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Gas Pressure-the Atmospheric pressure - the particles of on objects. At high altitude, there is less air, so there is less atmospheric pressure Units of pressure Pascal ( ) Atmospheres ( Millimeters of mercury ( Pounds per square inch ( Converting pressure units atm = a) 1.25 atm into mm Hg b) 901 mm Hg into atm c) 1.05 kPa into atm mm Hg = Temperature (Kelvin) - reflects the relationship between per unit surface area of an object pushing Kelvin is the temperature where particles have Also known as kPa motion. has never been reached in a lab (closest: 50 microkelvin in 2017) Convert the following temperatures: d) 300. K to Celsius e) 35.0 °C to K and f) 0.00 °C to K 20 P Ⓡ: The P ETO 실험전설상화유육모용인음 TRACT P 00 -10 -20 wiedtk
Transcribed Image Text:Gas Pressure-the Atmospheric pressure - the particles of on objects. At high altitude, there is less air, so there is less atmospheric pressure Units of pressure Pascal ( ) Atmospheres ( Millimeters of mercury ( Pounds per square inch ( Converting pressure units atm = a) 1.25 atm into mm Hg b) 901 mm Hg into atm c) 1.05 kPa into atm mm Hg = Temperature (Kelvin) - reflects the relationship between per unit surface area of an object pushing Kelvin is the temperature where particles have Also known as kPa motion. has never been reached in a lab (closest: 50 microkelvin in 2017) Convert the following temperatures: d) 300. K to Celsius e) 35.0 °C to K and f) 0.00 °C to K 20 P Ⓡ: The P ETO 실험전설상화유육모용인음 TRACT P 00 -10 -20 wiedtk
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