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0.085Mpa is how many millimeters of Hg column?

2009-02-03View Original

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How many millimeters of Hg column is 0.085Mpa?????? 0.085Mpa collects the 65 degree fraction. So how many fractions of what degree does the 10mmHg column collect?
Reply #22009-02-03
(85/10330)* 760mmHg column
Reply #32009-02-03
How many fractions to collect depends on what substance it is?
Reply #42009-02-03
The density of mercury is 13600 kilograms per cubic meter. The pressure is equal to the density
Reply #52009-02-03
1MPa is equal to 1000000Pa, and 101325Pa is approximately equal to 760mmHg. The conversion between Pa and mmHg can be performed on this basis.
Reply #62009-02-03
0.085* 760/0.0981=658.5mmHg.:lol
Reply #72009-02-03
Is it 637 or 658 mm Hg column?
Reply #82009-02-03
Standard atmospheric pressure is 0.1Mpa. Those people who use 1000Kpa to calculate have a problem.
Reply #92009-02-03
No matter how I found out, the answers were not quite right.
Reply #102009-02-04
1=1000000pa, 1atm=101330pa, 1atm is approximately equal to 760mmHg column, 0.085Mpa column is approximately equal to 0.085* 760 * 1000000/101330=637.5209711
Reply #112009-02-04
1MPa=1000kpa 1atm=101.330pa 1atm=760mmHg column 0.085Mpa=0.085* 760 * 1000000/101330=637.5209711mmHg column: lol

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