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It stands for Pascal (unit of Pressure)
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Pascals - unit of pressure kg/m2 - kilogramme per metre squared.
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In physics, Pa stands for Pascal which is the unit of pressure, 1 Pascal is equal to 1 Newton per 1 Metre squared
Pa stands for pascal, which is a unit of pressure.
It is a unit for measuring pressure - Pascals, the force (in Newtons) per square meter.
I is an abbreviation for Pascal, a unit for pressure.
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Pa is a unit of pressure, a Pascal.
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It is the unit of pressure - Pascal (Pa)
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It stands for Pascal, which is a unit of pressure.
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Pa stands for Pascal, which is a unit of pressure. One Pascal is equal to one Newton per square metre.
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Pa stands for Pascal
Pa stands for 'Pascals' the measurement of pressure. Pa (Pascals) is also sometimes referred to as force per unit of area (N/m2)
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