Y4/20 Unit conversions: atm 760 mmHg= . 1. torr 2. 766 mmHg =_ %3D atm 3. 7600 mmHg = torr 4. 1.2atm =. mmHg 5. 3.7 atm = atm 6. 1.9 kPa = 7. The atmospheric pressure in Denver is about 84kPa, what is this pressure in atm? In mmHg? 8. The atmospheric pressure at the top of Mount Everest is about 33.6 kPa, what is that in atm? a. How does that compare with standard pressure? Convert to Celsius 9. Convert to Kelvin 350 K a. O C 400 K b. 27 C 100 K C. -50 C 5 K d. -200 C
Y4/20 Unit conversions: atm 760 mmHg= . 1. torr 2. 766 mmHg =_ %3D atm 3. 7600 mmHg = torr 4. 1.2atm =. mmHg 5. 3.7 atm = atm 6. 1.9 kPa = 7. The atmospheric pressure in Denver is about 84kPa, what is this pressure in atm? In mmHg? 8. The atmospheric pressure at the top of Mount Everest is about 33.6 kPa, what is that in atm? a. How does that compare with standard pressure? Convert to Celsius 9. Convert to Kelvin 350 K a. O C 400 K b. 27 C 100 K C. -50 C 5 K d. -200 C
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Unit conversions:
atm
760 mmHg= .
1.
torr
2. 766 mmHg =_
%3D
atm
3. 7600 mmHg =
torr
4. 1.2atm =.
mmHg
5. 3.7 atm =
atm
6. 1.9 kPa =
7. The atmospheric pressure in Denver is about 84kPa, what is this pressure in atm?
In mmHg?
8. The atmospheric pressure at the top of Mount Everest is about 33.6 kPa, what is that in
atm?
a. How does that compare with standard pressure?
Convert to Celsius
9. Convert to Kelvin
350 K
a. O C
400 K
b. 27 C
100 K
C. -50 C
5 K
d. -200 C
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