Units to know

[Ashley Lopez 3J]

What are other units, that mean the same, that could be used in equilibrium concentrations besides mol.L-1 and bar?

[Joyce Pang 2H]

Atm, or atmospheres, a unit for pressure, should be good to know. The conversion from that to bar can just be approximated to 1:1.

[Audrey Han 3L]

For partial pressure, I know there's at least atm and torr, and the ideal gas constants for those units are listed in the constants and equations sheet.

[Kyla Villarama 1E]

These aren't the same but 1 atm=760 torr and they're both used for partial pressure.

[Mina Tadros 3L]

You should also know atmospheres and torr (1 atm=760 torr) when dealing with partial pressures.

[Ariana Flores 3F]

newton, pascal, and meters are all untis of pressure I believe

[Hasan Mirza 3F]

Atm and Torr are both units for pressure that you should know.

[kristinalaudis3e]

I think for pressure, you need to know atm and torr!

[David Liu 1E]

we mainly need to know atm and torr!

[Megan Sparrow 1A]

Atm and torr are the most important to know, but I have seen threads where people say we may need to know pascals and Barr. Honestly, it is best to just follow the course outlines because Dr. Lavelle includes units we should know. If not there, check the new equations sheet because maybe there are conversion factors.

[Elizabeth Kaplan 3I]

So far, I believe we have only dealt with atm (atmospheres), besides bar and mol. L-1. Both atm and bar are used to measure partial pressure, and the unit conversion is 1:1. We have not dealt with torr yet, however the unit conversion between atm and torr is 1 atm=760 torr.

[jia207]

The units to know for pressure are atm and torr