Mercury has a surface pressure that is near enough zero or a vacuum, since the planet holds no atmosphere due to its small size.
It is negligible.
The atmospheric density on Mercury has not been directly measured, and may not be for many years. The thin collection of ionized gases on Mercury has an estimated surface pressure only ten-quadrillionths that of Earth (about 10-14 bar or 10-9 Pa).
If you're referring to atmospheric pressure, then it's zero.Mercury has no atmosphere.
When air pressure increases, the mercury in a barometer rises.
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About equal to 30 inches of Mercury.
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Planet Mercury's Surface pressure is almost none existent. This is due to its low gravity and extremely thin atmosphere that has been blasted away by solar winds.
A mercury barometer is a 1 meter long glass tube with the top sealed and turned upside down in a bath of mercury the pressure on the surface of the bath of mercury lifts the level of the mercury in the tube dependent on atmospheric pressure.
Mercury is a heavy, silvery-white metal.Due to the high density of mercury a rise in small column of mercury can exert much pressure. so it is used to measure pressure as a small tube is sufficient to measure a considerable pressure.More over Mercury does not stick to the glass surface inside
A low pressure system contains near surface winds.
Mercury has a surface geography that is very much similar to our moon: it has craters, tall cliffs, and large flat plain areas.