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onvert the following pressures into mm Hg.

0. 9 0 3 arm

2 . 124 0 × 1 0 6 Pa

445 kPa

342 torr

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(a)

Interpretation:

To convert the pressure given in atm units to mm Hg units.

Concept Introduction:

Pressure has various units. They are mm Hg, atm, Pa, KPa, torr. They are inter convertible to each other.

Explanation

The conversion factor for conversion of atm to mm Hg is:

1 atm = 760 mm Hg

Now, to convert 0.903 atm to mm Hg we use dimensional analysis.

=0.903atm1×760 mm

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(b)

Interpretation:

To convert the pressure given in Pa units to mm Hg units.

Concept Introduction:

Pressure has various units. They are mm Hg, atm, Pa, KPa, torr. They are inter convertible to each other.

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(c)

Interpretation:

To convert the pressure given in kPa units to mm Hg units.

Concept Introduction:

Pressure has various units. They are mm Hg, atm, Pa, KPa, torr. They are inter convertible to each other.

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(d)

Interpretation:

To convert the pressure given in torr units to mm Hg units.

Concept Introduction:

Pressure has various units. They are mm Hg, atm, Pa, KPa, torr. They are inter convertible to each other.

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