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| L·[[torr]]·K^-1·mol^-1

...he Earth's atmospheric pressure drops to about 1 Pa (7.5⁻³ torr) at 100 km of altitude, the [[Kármán line]], which is a common defin

...sure (in other units of [[measurement]]) are 760 mm-[[Mercury|Hg]] (or 760 torr), 29.92 [[U.S. customary units#Units of length|in]]-Hg, 1.01325 bar, 14.696

...ound 460 Torr (610 mbar), whereas a standard atmosphere (sea level) is 760 Torr (1013 mbar). At this pressure, many people will suffer from altitude sickne

...artial pressure]], ( [[Atmosphere (unit)|atm]] for equation 1 and [[torr|mmHg]] for equations 2, 3, 4 and 5 )

...[[absolute pressure]]s as low as 10 to 40 [[mmHg]] (also referred to as [[Torr]]) so as to limit the operating temperature to less than 370 to 380 °C.

...[[absolute pressure]]s as low as 10 to 40 [[mmHg]] (also referred to as [[torr]]) so as to limit the operating temperature to less than 370 to 380 °C.

| L·[[torr]]·K^-1·mol^-1

* 100.000 kPa = 1 bar ≈ 14.504 psi ≈ 750 torr (or mm Hg)

* '''Torr.''' - [[John Torrey]]

...[[inch]] (psi), [[Torr|millimeters of mercury]] (mm Hg) or equivalently [[Torr]], and [[Bar_(unit)|millibar]] (mbar).