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suter [353]
3 years ago
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Please answer all.... it’s for chemistry

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zvonat [6]3 years ago
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1.)<span>1.5 atm= 1140mm Hg
2.)190mm Hg= .25 atm
3.)253mm Hg= 0.332895 atm
4.).2 atm =152mm Hg
5.)1.5mm Hg= 0.199984 kPa
6.)190mm Hg= 25.3313 kPa
7.)103.2 kPa= 774.06355mm Hg
8.)153mm Hg= 20.3983 kPa
9.)99.8 kPa= </span>0.9849494 atm
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