Illustrate how do you convert from pascal to torr, Physics

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Q. Illustrate how do you convert from Pascal to torr?

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Converting the Pascal to the torr

The pascal is a slighter unit of pressure than the torr and there are 133.32 Pascal per torr. Therefore divide your pressure measurement in pascal by 133.32 to convert to torr.

If your calculations are in torr to begin with then multiply it by 133.32 to convert to pascal.


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