Discover the ease of converting Attopascals to Standard Atmospheres with our precise 'aPa to atm' converter, engineered by Newtum to simplify your calculations.
The Attopascal is a minuscule unit of pressure in the metric system, equivalent to one quintillionth (1x10^-18) of a Pascal. This unit of measure is not commonly used in everyday applications due to its extremely small value, but it is useful in scientific contexts where precise measurements of very low pressures are required.
Definition of AtmosphereAn atmosphere (atm) is a unit of pressure defined as being precisely equal to the average air pressure at sea level on Earth. This standard measurement is equivalent to 101,325 Pascals, or about 14.696 psi. The atmosphere is used as a reference point for stating the pressure of gases, and is a critical unit in fields such as meteorology and aviation.
Attopascal (aPa) | Standard Atmosphere (atm) |
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1e+18 aPa | 9.8692e-18 atm |
2e+18 aPa | 1.9738e-17 atm |
5e+18 aPa | 4.9345e-17 atm |
1e+19 aPa | 9.8692e-17 atm |
2e+19 aPa | 1.9738e-16 atm |
5e+19 aPa | 4.9345e-16 atm |
1e+20 aPa | 9.8692e-16 atm |
2e+20 aPa | 1.9738e-15 atm |
5e+20 aPa | 4.9345e-15 atm |
1e+21 aPa | 9.8692e-15 atm |
1 aPa = 9.8692×10^-18 atm
1 atm = 1.01325×10^18 aPa
Example 1:
Convert 1e+18 aPa to atm:
1e+18 aPa = 1e+18 × 9.8692e-18 atm = 9.8692 atm
Example 2:
Convert 5e+18 aPa to atm:
5e+18 aPa = 5e+18 × 9.8692e-18 atm = 49.346 atm
The Attopascal to Standard Atmosphere converter is a modern tool designed to bridge the gap between two vastly different scales of pressure. Its development was motivated by the need for precision in scientific research and engineering, where even the smallest pressure differences can be critical.
Explore the practical uses of converting Attopascals to Standard Atmospheres in various scientific and engineering fields.
Example 1:
To convert 1e+18 aPa to atm, the result would be 9.8692 atm.
Example 2:
Converting 1e+21 aPa would yield 9.8692e-15 atm.
Q1:
What is an Attopascal?
A1:
An Attopascal is 1x10^-18 of a Pascal, a unit for measuring very low pressure.
Q2:
How precise is this converter?
A2:
The converter is designed for high precision, ensuring accurate conversions from aPa to atm.
Q3:
Can I convert atm back to aPa?
A3:
Yes, the tool also allows converting Standard Atmospheres back to Attopascals.