Water's mass depends on its purity. The old definition of a gram was the mass of one ml of pure water at 0 degrees C.
The mass of a column of water is therefore approximately one gram per ml, where the number of ml is the column's length in cm, times 2pi times its radius in cm squared.
Now, weight is proportional to mass and the inverse square of the distance between two bodies. One body is the column of water and we'll assume the other to be the earth. Assume this column of water is "close" to the earth and a good estimate for the weight is 9.81 times the water's mass.
On the earth's surface, at 0 deg C, a column of pure water's mass, in grams, is approximately 9.81*L*2pi*r2 with L and r in cm.
At sea level, a column of air has a mass of about 10 tonnes per square meter; that is equivalent to 100,000 newton per square meter = 100,000 pascal.
the weight of a column of air above you that puts pressure on you
A violently rotating column of air is called a tornado.
a rotating column of air that extends from a thunderstorm to the ground is a Tornado
air pressure
A spinning column of air is called a whirlwind. There several varieties ranging from relatively harmless dust devils to destructive tornadoes.
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Air is relatively light so if your column does not have a large cross section or a great height maybe grams would be a good choice. The column of air above a one square meter area at sea level that extends to the top of the atmosphere should probably use the unit kilograms.
If you're weighing it at sea level, then it weighs roughly 14.6 pounds for every square inch of area that the bottom of the column rests on.
the weight of a column of air above you that puts pressure on you
depends on how much air in tires
A lot
i believe 9.00
A short air column produces a shrill note of higher pitch than a longer air column.
Mac book air weight is 2.3pound (1.06kg)