effect of atmospheric pressure
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Atmospheric pressure is around us all of the time. The air you are breathing has weight, and although it doesn't weigh a lot, there is a lot of it around. This lesson will cover atmospheric pressure and its effects.
Atmospheric pressure is the weight of the atmosphere on a surface. The units for atmospheric pressure are conveniently known as atmospheres (atm) and the average pressure at sea level is set at 1 atmosphere (atm).
Atmospheric pressure is the weight of the atmosphere on a surface. The units for atmospheric pressure are conveniently known as atmospheres (atm) and the average pressure at sea level is set at 1 atmosphere (atm).On average, the weight of the atmosphere on a square inch is 14.7 pounds at sea level. This means if you were to extended a 1-inch column from sea level to the edge of our atmosphere, all the gases inside would weigh 14.7 pounds. Another way to think about it is, if you put your hand out, there is more or less 175 pounds of atmosphere weighing down on it, and a standard 8.5 x 11 piece of paper has over 1300 pounds weighing down on it.
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this increase in energy is an increase in pressure.atmospheric pressure is a large component of how weather works .as a air moves around the globe,pockets of high pressure and low pressure built up.the area of high pressure rush into area of low pressure, causing winds as the air moves...
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