Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The given pressure 4.8 atm of Freon-12 is to be converted to mm Hg, torr, Pa and psi units.
Concept Introduction:
Pressure of a substance can be stated in various units. The units of pressure are interconvertible. The relations between units of pressure are,
- Since the unit mm Hg and the unit torr is used interchangeably.
- 1 atm pressure is about 105 Pa. that is,
- The 1 atm pressure in psi unit is,
(b)
Interpretation:
The given pressure 4.8 atm of Freon-12 is to be converted to mm Hg, torr, Pa and psi units.
Concept Introduction:
Pressure of a substance can be stated in various units. The units of pressure are interconvertible. The relations between units of pressure are,
- Since the unit mm Hg and the unit torr is used interchangeably.
- 1 atm pressure is about 105 Pa. that is,
- The 1 atm pressure in psi unit is,
(c)
Interpretation:
The given pressure 4.8 atm of Freon-12 is to be converted to mm Hg, torr, Pa and psi units.
Concept Introduction:
Pressure of a substance can be stated in various units. The units of pressure are interconvertible. The relations between units of pressure are,
- Since the unit mm Hg and the unit torr is used interchangeably.
- 1 atm pressure is about 105 Pa. that is,
- The 1 atm pressure in psi unit is,
(d)
Interpretation:
The given pressure 4.8 atm of Freon-12 is to be converted to mm Hg, torr, Pa and psi units.
Concept Introduction:
Pressure of a substance can be stated in various units. The units of pressure are interconvertible. The relations between units of pressure are,
- Since the unit mm Hg and the unit torr is used interchangeably.
- 1 atm pressure is about 105 Pa. that is,
- The 1 atm pressure in psi unit is,

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