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Jun 15, 2017

The standard barometric pressure is $10^{5} l {N/m}^{2}$ $10^5color(white)(l) "N/m"^2$ .

The standard unit of pressure is the bar.

The bar is defined in terms of the SI derived unit, pascal.

$1 Pa = {1 N/m}^{2}$ $"1 Pa" = "1 N/m"^2$

and

$1 bar = 10^{5} l Pa = 10^{5} l {N/m}^{2}$ $"1 bar" = 10^5color(white)(l) "Pa" = 10^5color(white)(l) "N/m"^2$

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