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Problem 10.19 The typical atmospheric pressure on top of Mt. Everest (29,028 ft) is about 265...

Problem 10.19

The typical atmospheric pressure on top of Mt. Everest (29,028 ft) is about 265 torr. Convert this pressure to

Part A

atm

760

  atm  

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Part B

mmHg

1

  mmHg  

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Part C

pascals

3.53×104   Pa  

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Part D

bars

0.353   bar  

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Part E

psi

  psi  

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1 atm = 760 torr = 14.7 psi.= 1.013 bar = 101.325 kPa= 760mm of Hg

PART A:

265 torr = ? atm

We know that    760torr = 1 atm

then                                    265 torr = ? atm

                            = 265torr *1atm/760 torr = 0.349 atm

PART B:

265 torr = ? mm of Hg

We know that 760torr = 760mm of Hg

   then    265 torr = ? mm of Hg

=        ( 265 torr * 760mm of Hg )/ 760torr                  

= 265 mm of Hg

PART C:

265 torr = ? pascals

We know that     760 torr---------------- 1.013 *10^5 pa

                          265 torr -----------------? pa

       = (265torr * 1.013 *10^5 pa)/760 torr

       = 3.53 * 10^4 pascal

PART D:

265 torr = ? bar

We know that     760 torr---------------- 1.013 bar

     then               265 torr------------------ ? bar

                      = (265 torr * 1.013 bar)/760 torr

                      = 0.353 bar

PART E:

265 torr = ? psi

We know that          760 torr = 14.7 psi

                                265 torr = ? psi

                            = (265 torr* 14.7 psi)/760 torr

                            = 5.13 psi


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