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Pascals (Pa) to bar, bar to Pa

10 Pa	0.0001 bar
20 Pa	0.0002 bar
30 Pa	0.0003 bar
40 Pa	0.0004 bar
50 Pa	0.0005 bar
60 Pa	0.0006 bar
70 Pa	0.0007 bar
80 Pa	0.0008 bar
90 Pa	0.0009 bar
100 Pa	0.001 bar
110 Pa	0.0011 bar
120 Pa	0.0012 bar
130 Pa	0.0013 bar
140 Pa	0.0014 bar
150 Pa	0.0015 bar
160 Pa	0.0016 bar
170 Pa	0.0017 bar
180 Pa	0.0018 bar
190 Pa	0.0019 bar
200 Pa	0.002 bar

210 Pa	0.0021 bar
220 Pa	0.0022 bar
230 Pa	0.0023 bar
240 Pa	0.0024 bar
250 Pa	0.0025 bar
260 Pa	0.0026 bar
270 Pa	0.0027 bar
280 Pa	0.0028 bar
290 Pa	0.0029 bar
300 Pa	0.003 bar
310 Pa	0.0031 bar
320 Pa	0.0032 bar
330 Pa	0.0033 bar
340 Pa	0.0034 bar
350 Pa	0.0035 bar
360 Pa	0.0036 bar
370 Pa	0.0037 bar
380 Pa	0.0038 bar
390 Pa	0.0039 bar
400 Pa	0.004 bar

410 Pa	0.0041 bar
420 Pa	0.0042 bar
430 Pa	0.0043 bar
440 Pa	0.0044 bar
450 Pa	0.0045 bar
460 Pa	0.0046 bar
470 Pa	0.0047 bar
480 Pa	0.0048 bar
490 Pa	0.0049 bar
500 Pa	0.005 bar
510 Pa	0.0051 bar
520 Pa	0.0052 bar
530 Pa	0.0053 bar
540 Pa	0.0054 bar
550 Pa	0.0055 bar
560 Pa	0.0056 bar
570 Pa	0.0057 bar
580 Pa	0.0058 bar
590 Pa	0.0059 bar
600 Pa	0.006 bar

610 Pa	0.0061 bar
620 Pa	0.0062 bar
630 Pa	0.0063 bar
640 Pa	0.0064 bar
650 Pa	0.0065 bar
660 Pa	0.0066 bar
670 Pa	0.0067 bar
680 Pa	0.0068 bar
690 Pa	0.0069 bar
700 Pa	0.007 bar
720 Pa	0.0072 bar
740 Pa	0.0074 bar
760 Pa	0.0076 bar
780 Pa	0.0078 bar
800 Pa	0.008 bar
820 Pa	0.0082 bar
850 Pa	0.0085 bar
900 Pa	0.009 bar
950 Pa	0.0095 bar
1000 Pa	0.01 bar

bar to pascals conversion table

0.1 bar	10000 Pa
0.2 bar	20000 Pa
0.3 bar	30000 Pa
0.4 bar	40000 Pa
0.5 bar	50000 Pa
0.6 bar	60000 Pa
0.7 bar	70000 Pa
0.8 bar	80000 Pa
0.9 bar	90000 Pa
1 bar	100000 Pa
1.1 bar	110000 Pa
1.2 bar	120000 Pa
1.3 bar	130000 Pa
1.4 bar	140000 Pa
1.5 bar	150000 Pa
1.6 bar	160000 Pa
1.7 bar	170000 Pa
1.8 bar	180000 Pa
1.9 bar	190000 Pa
2 bar	200000 Pa

2.1 bar	210000 Pa
2.2 bar	220000 Pa
2.3 bar	230000 Pa
2.4 bar	240000 Pa
2.5 bar	250000 Pa
2.6 bar	260000 Pa
2.7 bar	270000 Pa
2.8 bar	280000 Pa
2.9 bar	290000 Pa
3 bar	300000 Pa
3.1 bar	310000 Pa
3.2 bar	320000 Pa
3.3 bar	330000 Pa
3.4 bar	340000 Pa
3.5 bar	350000 Pa
3.6 bar	360000 Pa
3.7 bar	370000 Pa
3.8 bar	380000 Pa
3.9 bar	390000 Pa
4 bar	400000 Pa

4.1 bar	410000 Pa
4.2 bar	420000 Pa
4.3 bar	430000 Pa
4.4 bar	440000 Pa
4.5 bar	450000 Pa
4.6 bar	460000 Pa
4.7 bar	470000 Pa
4.8 bar	480000 Pa
4.9 bar	490000 Pa
5 bar	500000 Pa
5.1 bar	510000 Pa
5.2 bar	520000 Pa
5.3 bar	530000 Pa
5.4 bar	540000 Pa
5.5 bar	550000 Pa
5.6 bar	560000 Pa
5.7 bar	570000 Pa
5.8 bar	580000 Pa
5.9 bar	590000 Pa
6 bar	600000 Pa

6.1 bar	610000 Pa
6.2 bar	620000 Pa
6.3 bar	630000 Pa
6.4 bar	640000 Pa
6.5 bar	650000 Pa
6.6 bar	660000 Pa
6.7 bar	670000 Pa
6.8 bar	680000 Pa
6.9 bar	690000 Pa
7 bar	700000 Pa
7.2 bar	720000 Pa
7.4 bar	740000 Pa
7.6 bar	760000 Pa
7.8 bar	780000 Pa
8 bar	800000 Pa
8.2 bar	820000 Pa
8.5 bar	850000 Pa
9 bar	900000 Pa
9.5 bar	950000 Pa
10 bar	1000000 Pa

Guest: 2024-10-13 09:23:31

Do you know that along with static pressure, there are also dynamic, or rapidly changing, pressures that are most convenient to create in shock waves that occur during the detonation of explosive explosives? In such conditions, pressures measured in millions of atmospheres can be reached, although theoretically, this is far from the limit. In practice, the most important experiments have so far been conducted at pressures not exceeding half a million atmospheres. The duration of the action of such pressures is measured in microseconds, so obviously, completely new measurement methods are required here. This area of research has not yet become entirely independent, and there is often a need to supplement its results with measurements conducted under static conditions at lower pressures, especially measurements of the compressibility of metals performed in Los Alamos by J. Walsh and his colleagues. Even higher pressures are generated during nuclear explosions. These pressures reach astronomical values, equivalent to the pressure at the core of stars, which can amount to hundreds and thousands of millions of atmospheres. So far, they have only been utilized for research in nuclear excavation under the "Plowshare" project of the US Atomic Energy Commission. It is conceivable that at such extreme pressures, the properties of substances are fundamentally different from what we currently understand.

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