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An experiment at sandia national labs in New Mexico is performed at 99.47 kPa (due to the altitude). What is this pressure in atm?

An experiment at sandia national labs in New Mexico is performed at 99.47 kPa (due to the altitude). What is this pressure in atm?
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An experiment at sandia national labs in New Mexico is performed at 99.47 kPa (due to the altitude). What is this pressure in atm?

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Use a conversion factor to figure this out.


=99.47\ kPa ×
(1\ atm)/(101.325\ kPa)

= 0.9816925734 atm (round as you wish)

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