Perform the following pressure conversions, assuming when necessary that atmospheric pressure is 1 atm. Unless otherwise stated, the given pressures are absolute.(a) 2600 mm Hg to psi(b) 275 ft H 2O to kPa(c) 3.00 atm to N/cm2(d) 280 cm Hg to dyne/m2(e) 20 cm Hg of vacuum to atm (absolute)(f) 25.0 psig to mm Hg (gauge)(g) 25.0 psig to mm Hg (absolute)(h) 325 mm Hg to mm Hg gauge(i) 45.0 psi to cm of carbon tetrachloride

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Perform the following pressure conversions, assuming when necessary that atmospheric pressure is 1 atm. Unless otherwise stated, the given pressures are absolute.

(a) 2600 mm Hg to psi
(b) 275 ft H ₂O to kPa
(c) 3.00 atm to N/cm²
(d) 280 cm Hg to dyne/m2
(e) 20 cm Hg of vacuum to atm (absolute)
(f) 25.0 psig to mm Hg (gauge)
(g) 25.0 psig to mm Hg (absolute)
(h) 325 mm Hg to mm Hg gauge
(i) 45.0 psi to cm of carbon tetrachloride

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