Any pushing force measured per unit area is termed as pressure. So the force may be the weight of a column of liquid or gas. Or the change in momentum of impinging particles per unit time on the plane. This will be equally balanced by the pressure exerted by the column of Mercury. Hence the pressure is given in the familiar unit of height of mercury such as 760 mm of mercury(Hg) for normal atmospheric pressure.
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The SI unit for pressure is pascal (N/m2), with the symbol Pa.
1 Pa = 10e-5 bar = 1,0197.10e-5 at; 1 mmHg has 133,322387415 pascals.
With a thing called a barometer. In its original form, still used for scientific purposes, it is a U shaped glass tube, closed on one side, and filled with mercury. The air pressure shifts the mercury level. Sure they have an explanation on wikipedia.
A barometer measures air pressure
Air moves from a point at which air preasure is high to a point which air preasure is low
wind,tempeture,direction,air preasure,cloud cover,and precipitation
A barometer measures air pressure.
high preasure over the water leading to land in the opposite dirrection but not always.
high preasure over the water leading to land in the opposite dirrection but not always.
Air moves from a point at which air preasure is high to a point which air preasure is low
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it measures the difference in preasure one arm of the tube is opened and the other is attched with a vessel like structure which help to measure the preasure the difference in liquid level represents ' the difference in preasure
Eugene Bourdon 1849 France measures the preasure of liquids and gasses
It is on outlet of the High preasure side
It is on outlet of the High preasure side
It is caused by the pull of the Earth's gravity on the molecules.
Air preasure
tell us the air preasure
It measures air pressure not air.
no it is not its preasure
The difference in pressure between absolute and gauge pressure.