How many pascals are in one atmosphere?

One atmosphere equals 101,325 Pa. The formula is Pa = atm × 101,325.

How do I convert atmospheres to pascals?

Multiply the value in atmospheres by 101,325. For example, 100 × 101,325 = 10,132,500 — so 100 atm = 10,132,500 Pa.

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