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【Daily Question】Deep Processing 20160914 Fill-in-the-blank: Pressure, commonly known as ( ), has common units including ( ). . .

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Reply #22016-09-14
Pressure, MPa, bar, kg/cm2, mmHg
Reply #32016-09-14
Commonly known as pressure, the unit is pascal, Newton per square meter, Pa.
Reply #42016-09-14
Pressure, with units of MPa, bar, mmHg, N/mm2
Reply #52016-09-14
Pressure, Pa, bar, psi, kgf
Reply #62016-09-14
Pressure, Pa, kPa, MPa,
Reply #72016-09-14
Pressure, MPa.kPa.pa
Reply #82016-09-14
Pressure Pa PSI bar
Reply #92016-09-14
Pressure, commonly referred to as force per unit area, is typically expressed in units such as bar, kilopascal, and megapascal
Reply #102016-09-14
Pressure, in bars, kPa, MPa, right?
Reply #112016-09-14
Pressure, Pa, kPa, MPa

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