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One atmosphere is roughly 100,000, or 105, Pascal. That is, just divide by 100,000 or by 105.

One atmosphere is roughly 100,000, or 105, Pascal. That is, just divide by 100,000 or by 105.

One atmosphere is roughly 100,000, or 105, Pascal. That is, just divide by 100,000 or by 105.

One atmosphere is roughly 100,000, or 105, Pascal. That is, just divide by 100,000 or by 105.

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One atmosphere is roughly 100,000, or 105, Pascal. That is, just divide by 100,000 or by 105.

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