Jak przeliczyć Tony na Kilogramy. 1 [Tony] = 1000 [Kilogramy] [Kilogramy] = [Tony] * 1000. Aby przeliczyć Tony na Kilogramy pomnóż Tony * 1000. WartośćZapis wykładniczyJednostkaNazwaTPaterapaskalGPagigapaskalMPamegapaskalkPakilopaskalhPahektopaskaldaPadekapaskalPapaskaldPadecypaskalcPacentypaskalmPamilipaskalμPamikropaskalnPananopaskalbarbaratmatmosfera fizycznaatatmosfera technicznammHgmilimetr słupa rtęciTrtormmH2Omilimetr słupa wodykG/m2kilogram-siła na metr kwadratowydyn/cm2dyna na centymetr kwadratowypsifunt-siła na cal kwadratowyPrzelicznik (kalkulator) jednostek miar ciśnienia w którym jest na żywo zamiana jednostek ciśnienia Pa, hPa, kPa, MPa, bar, atm, at, mmhG, Tr, mmH2O i wiele innych. Przeliczanie jednostek ciśnienia w łatwy i przejrzysty przeliczników ciśnień (kliknij aby szybko przejść)Megapaskal (MPa)Psi (psi)Bar (bar)Paskal (Pa)Kilopaskal (kPa)Hektopaskal (hPa)Atmosfera fizyczna (atm)Terapaskal (TPa)Decypaskal (dPa)Dekapaskal(daPa)Gigapaskal(GPa)Przelicznik MPa (Megapascal)Megapascal (MPa) na bar - MPa to ile MPa to bar MPa to 1 bar 1 MPa to 10 bar 2 MPa to 20 bar 3 MPa to 30 bar 5 MPa to 50 bar 10 MPa to 100 bar 20 MPa to 200 bar 50 MPa to 500 bar 100 MPa to 1000 bar 1000 MPa to 10000 barMegapascal (MPa) na Pascal (Pa) - MPa to ile MPa to 10000 Pa MPa to 100000 Pa 1 MPa to 1000000 Pa 2 MPa to 2000000 Pa 3 MPa to 3000000 Pa 5 MPa to 5000000 Pa 10 MPa to 10000000 Pa 20 MPa to 20000000 Pa 50 MPa to 50000000 Pa 100 MPa to 100000000 Pa 1000 MPa to 1000000000 PaMegapascal (MPa) na Kilopascal (kPa) - MPa to ile kPa MPa to 10 kPa MPa to 100 kPa 1 MPa to 1000 kPa 2 MPa to 2000 kPa 3 MPa to 3000 kPa 5 MPa to 5000 kPa 10 MPa to 10000 kPa 20 MPa to 20000 kPa 50 MPa to 50000 kPa 100 MPa to 100000 kPa 1000 MPa to 1000000 kPaMegapascal (MPa) na Psi - MPa to ile MPa to psi MPa to psi 1 MPa to psi 2 MPa to psi 3 MPa to psi 5 MPa to psi 10 MPa to psi 20 MPa to psi 50 MPa to psi 100 MPa to psi 1000 MPa to psiMegapascal (MPa) na hektopaskal (hPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 100 hPa MPa to 1000 hPa 1 MPa to 10000 hPa 2 MPa to 20000 hPa 3 MPa to 30000 hPa 5 MPa to 50000 hPa 10 MPa to 100000 hPa 20 MPa to 200000 hPa 50 MPa to 500000 hPa 100 MPa to 1000000 hPa 1000 MPa to 10000000 hPaMegapascal (MPa) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - MPa to ile MPa to atm MPa to atm 1 MPa to atm 2 MPa to atm 3 MPa to atm 5 MPa to atm 10 MPa to atm 20 MPa to atm 50 MPa to atm 100 MPa to atm 1000 MPa to atmMegapascal (MPa) na terapaskal (TPa) - MPa to ile MPa to TPa MPa to TPa 1 MPa to TPa 2 MPa to TPa 3 MPa to TPa 5 MPa to TPa 10 MPa to TPa 20 MPa to TPa 50 MPa to TPa 100 MPa to TPa 1000 MPa to TPaMegapascal (MPa) na decypaskal (dPa) - MPa to ile MPa to100000 dPa MPa to 1000000 dPa 1 MPa to 10000000 dPa 2 MPa to 20000000 dPa 3 MPa to 30000000 dPa 5 MPa to 50000000 dPa 10 MPa to 100000000 dPa 20 MPa to 200000000 dPa 50 MPa to 500000000 dPa 100 MPa to 1000000000 dPa 1000 MPa to 10000000000 dPaMegapascal (MPa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 1000 daPa MPa to 10000 daPa 1 MPa to 100000 daPa 2 MPa to 200000 daPa 3 MPa to 300000 daPa 5 MPa to 500000 daPa 10 MPa to 1000000 daPa 20 MPa to 2000000 daPa 50 MPa to 5000000 daPa 100 MPa to 10000000 daPa 1000 MPa to100000000 daPaMegapascal (MPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - MPa to ile MPa to GPa MPa to GPa 1 MPa to GPa 2 MPa to GPa 3 MPa to GPa 5 MPa to GPa 10 MPa to GPa 20 MPa to GPa 50 MPa to GPa 100 MPa to GPa 1000 MPa to 1 GPaMegapascal (MPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 1000000 cPa MPa to 10000000 cPa 1 MPa to 100000000 cPa 2 MPa to 200000000 cPa 3 MPa to 300000000 cPa 5 MPa to 500000000 cPa 10 MPa to 1000000000 cPa 20 MPa to 2000000000 cPa 50 MPa to 5000000000 cPa 100 MPa to 10000000000 cPa 1000 MPa to 100000000000 cPaMegapascal (MPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 10000000 mPa MPa to 100000000 mPa 1 MPa to 1000000000 mPa 2 MPa to 2000000000 mPa 3 MPa to 3000000000 mPa 5 MPa to 5000000000 mPa 10 MPa to 10000000000 mPa 20 MPa to 20000000000 mPa 50 MPa to 50000000000 mPa 100 MPa to 100000000000 mPa 1000 MPa to 1000000000000 mPaMegapascal (MPa) na mikropaskal (μPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 10000000000 µPa MPa to 100000000000 µPa 1 MPa to 1000000000000 µPa 2 MPa to 2000000000000 µPa 3 MPa to 3000000000000 µPa 5 MPa to 5000000000000 µPa 10 MPa to 10000000000000 µPa 20 MPa to 20000000000000 µPa 50 MPa to 50000000000000 µPa 100 MPa to µPa 1000 MPa to µPaMegapascal (MPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - MPa to ile MPa to 10000000000000 nPa MPa to nPa 1 MPa to nPa 2 MPa to nPa 3 MPa to nPa 5 MPa to nPa 10 MPa to nPa 20 MPa to nPa 50 MPa to nPa 100 MPa to nPa 1000 MPa to nPaPrzelicznik Psi (psi)Psi na bar - Psi to ile psi to bar psi to bar 1 psi to bar 2 psi to bar 3 psi to bar 5 psi to bar 10 psi to bar 20 psi to bar 50 psi to bar 100 psi to bar 1000 psi to barPsi (psi) na Pascal (Pa) - Psi to ile psi to Pa psi to Pa 1 psi to Pa 2 psi to Pa 3 psi to Pa 5 psi to Pa 10 psi to Pa 20 psi to Pa 50 psi to Pa 100 psi to Pa 1000 psi to PaPsi (psi) na Kilopascal (kPa) - Psi to ile psi to kPa psi to kPa 1 psi to kPa 2 psi to kPa 3 psi to kPa 5 psi to kPa 10 psi to kPa 20 psi to kPa 50 psi to kPa 100 psi to kPa 1000 psi to kPaPsi (psi) na Megapascal (MPa) - Psi to ile psi to MPa psi to MPa 1 psi to MPa 2 psi to MPa 3 psi to MPa 5 psi to MPa 10 psi to MPa 20 psi to MPa 50 psi to MPa 100 psi to MPa 1000 psi to MPaPsi (psi) na hektopaskal (hPa) - Psi to ile psi to hPa psi to hPa 1 psi to hPa 2 psi to hPa 3 psi to hPa 5 psi to hPa 10 psi to hPa 20 psi to hPa 50 psi to hPa 100 psi to hPa 1000 psi to hPaPsi (psi) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - Psi to ile psi to atm psi to atm 1 psi to atm 2 psi to atm 3 psi to atm 5 psi to atm 10 psi to atm 20 psi to atm 50 psi to atm 100 psi to atm 1000 psi to atmPsi (psi) na terapaskal (TPa) - Psi to ile psi to TPa psi to TPa 1 psi to TPa 2 psi to TPa 3 psi to TPa 5 psi to TPa 10 psi to TPa 20 psi to TPa 50 psi to TPa 100 psi to TPa 1000 psi to TPaPsi (psi) na decypaskal (dPa) - Psi to ile psi to dPa psi to dPa 1 psi to dPa 2 psi to dPa 3 psi to dPa 5 psi to dPa 10 psi to dPa 20 psi to dPa 50 psi to dPa 100 psi to dPa 1000 psi to dPaPsi (psi) na dekapaskal (daPa) - Psi to ile psi to daPa psi to daPa 1 psi to daPa 2 psi to daPa 3 psi to daPa 5 psi to daPa 10 psi to daPa 20 psi to daPa 50 psi to daPa 100 psi to daPa 1000 psi to daPaPsi (psi) na gigapaskal (GPa) - Psi to ile psi to GPa psi to GPa 1 psi to GPa 2 psi to GPa 3 psi to GPa 5 psi to GPa 10 psi to GPa 20 psi to GPa 50 psi to GPa 100 psi to GPa 1000 psi to GPaPsi (psi) na centypaskal (cPa) - Psi to ile psi to cPa psi to cPa 1 psi to cPa 2 psi to cPa 3 psi to cPa 5 psi to cPa 10 psi to cPa 20 psi to cPa 50 psi to cPa 100 psi to cPa 1000 psi to cPaPsi (psi) na milipaskal (mPa) - Psi to ile psi to mPa psi to mPa 1 psi to mPa 2 psi to mPa 3 psi to mPa 5 psi to mPa 10 psi to mPa 20 psi to mPa 50 psi to mPa 100 psi to mPa 1000 psi to mPaPsi (psi) na mikropaskal (μPa) - Psi to ile psi to µPa psi to µPa 1 psi to µPa 2 psi to µPa 3 psi to µPa 5 psi to µPa 10 psi to µPa 20 psi to µPa 50 psi to µPa 100 psi to µPa 1000 psi to µPaPsi (psi) na nanopaskal (nPa) - Psi to ile psi to nPa psi to nPa 1 psi to nPa 2 psi to 13789514586357 nPa 3 psi to 20684271879535 nPa 5 psi to 34473786465892 nPa 10 psi to 68947572931783 nPa 20 psi to nPa 50 psi to nPa 100 psi to nPa 1000 psi to nPaKonwerter bar (bar)Bar (bar) na Megapascal (MPa) - bar to ile barto MPa bar to MPa 1 bar to MPa 2 bar to MPa 3 bar to MPa 5 bar to MPa 10 bar to 1 MPa 20 bar to 2 MPa 50 bar to 5 MPa 100 bar to 10 MPa 1000 bar to 100 MPaBar (bar) na Pascal (Pa) - bar to ile bar to 1000 Pa bar to 10000 Pa 1 bar to 100000 Pa 2 bar to 200000 Pa 3 bar to 300000 Pa 5 bar to 500000 Pa 10 bar to 1000000 Pa 20 bar to2000000 Pa 50 bar to5000000 Pa 100 bar to 10000000 Pa 1000 bar to 100000000 PaBar (bar) na Kilopascal (kPa) - bar to ile bar to 1 kPa bar to 10 kPa 1 bar to 100 kPa 2 bar to 200 kPa 3 bar to 300 kPa 5 bar to 500 kPa 10 bar to 1000 kPa 20 bar to 2000 kPa 50 bar to 5000 kPa 100 bar to 10000 kPa 1000 bar to 100000 kPaBar (bar) na Psi - bar to ile bar tot psi bar to psi 1 bar to psi 2 bar to psi 3 bar to psi 5 bar to psi 10 bar to psi 20 bar to psi 50 bar to psi 100 bar to psi 1000 bar to psiBar (bar) na hektopaskal (hPa) - bar to ile bar to 10 hPa bar to 100 hPa 1 bar to 1000 hPa 2 bar to 2000 hPa 3 bar to 3000 hPa 5 bar to 5000 hPa 10 bar to 10000 hPa 20 bar to 20000 hPa 50 bar to 50000 hPa 100 bar to 100000 hPa 1000 bar to 1000000 hPaBar (bar) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - bar to ile bar to atm bar to atm 1 bar to atm 2 bar to atm 3 bar to atm 5 bar to atm 10 bar to atm 20 bar to atm 50 bar to atm 100 bar to atm 1000 bar to atmBar (bar) na terapaskal (TPa) - bar to ile bar to TPa bar to TPa 1 bar to TPa 2 bar to TPa 3 bar to TPa 5 bar to TPa 10 bar to TPa 20 bar to TPa 50 bar to TPa 100 bar to TPa 1000 bar to TPaBar (bar) na decypaskal (dPa) - bar to ile bar to 10000 dPa bar to 100000 dPa 1 bar to 1000000 dPa 2 bar to 2000000 dPa 3 bar to 3000000 dPa 5 bar to 5000000 dPa 10 bar to 10000000 dPa 20 bar to 20000000 dPa 50 bar to 50000000 dPa 100 bar 100000000 dPa 1000 bar to 1000000000 dPaBar (bar) na dekapaskal (daPa) - bar to ile bar to 100 daPa bar to 1000 daPa 1 bar to 10000 daPa 2 bar to 20000 daPa 3 bar to 30000 daPa 5 bar to 50000 daPa 10 bar to 100000 daPa 20 bar to 200000 daPa 50 bar to 500000 daPa 100 bar to 1000000 daPa 1000 bar to 10000000 daPaBar (bar) na gigapaskal (GPa) - bar to ile bar to GPa bar to GPa 1 bar to GPa 2 bar to GPa 3 bar to GPa 5 bar to GPa 10 bar to GPa 20 bar to GPa 50 bar to GPa 100 bar to GPa 1000 bar to GPaBar (bar) na centypaskal (cPa) - bar to ile bar to 100000 cPa bar to 1000000 cPa 1 bar to 10000000 cPa 2 bar to 20000000 cPa 3 bar to 30000000 cPa 5 bar to 50000000 cPa 10 bar to 100000000 cPa 20 bar to 200000000 cPa 50 bar to 500000000 cPa 100 bar to 1000000000 cPa 1000 bar to 10000000000 cPaBar (bar) na milipaskal (mPa) - bar to ile bar to 1000000 mPa bar to 10000000 mPa 1 bar to 100000000 mPa 2 bar to 200000000 mPa 3 bar to 300000000 mPa 5 bar to 500000000 mPa 10 bar to 1000000000 mPa 20 bar to 2000000000 mPa 50 bar to 5000000000 mPa 100 bar to 10000000000 mPa 1000 bar to 100000000000 mPaBar (bar) na mikropaskal (μPa) - bar to ile bar to 1000000000 µPa bar to 10000000000 µPa 1 bar to 100000000000 µPa 2 bar to 200000000000 µPa 3 bar to 300000000000 µPa 5 bar to 500000000000 µPa 10 bar to 1000000000000 µPa 20 bar to 2000000000000 µPa 50 bar to 5000000000000 µPa 100 bar to 10000000000000 µPa 1000 bar to µPaBar (bar) na nanopaskal (nPa) - bar to ile bar to 1000000000000 nPa bar to 10000000000000 nPa 1 bar to nPa 2 bar to nPa 3 bar to nPa 5 bar to nPa 10 bar to nPa 20 bar to nPa 50 bar to nPa 100 bar to nPa 1000 bar to nPaKalkulator Paskal (Pa)Paskal (Pa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - Pa to ile Pa to MPa Pa to MPa 1 Pa to MPa 2 Pa to MPa 3 Pa to MPa 5 Pa to MPa 10 Pa to MPa 20 Pa to MPa 50 Pa to MPa 100 Pa to MPa 1000 Pa to MPaPaskal (Pa) na Bar (bar) - Pa to ile Pa to bar Pa to bar 1 Pa to bar 2 Pa to bar 3 Pa to bar 5 Pa to bar 10 Pa to bar 20 Pa to bar 50 Pa to bar 100 Pa to bar 1000 Pa to barPaskal (Pa) na Kilopascal (kPa) - Pa to ile Pa to kPa Pa to kPa 1 Pa to kPa 2 Pa to kPa 3 Pa to kPa 5 Pa to kPa 10 Pa to kPa 20 Pa to kPa 50 Pa to kPa 100 Pa to kPa 1000 Pa to 1 kPaPaskal (Pa) na Psi - Pa to ile Pa to psi Pa to psi 1 Pa to psi 2 Pa to psi 3 Pa to psi 5 Pa to psi 10 Pa to psi 20 Pa to psi 50 Pa to psi 100 Pa to psi 1000 Pa to psiPaskal (Pa) na hektopaskal (hPa) - Pa to ile Pa to hPa Pa to hPa 1 Pa to hPa 2 Pa to hPa 3 Pa to hPa 5 Pa to hPa 10 Pa to hPa 20 Pa to hPa 50 Pa to hPa 100 Pa to 1 hPa 1000 Pa to 10 hPaPaskal (Pa) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - Pa to ile Pa to atm Pa to atm 1 Pa to atm 2 Pa to atm 3 Pa to atm 5 Pa to atm 10 Pa to atm 20 Pa to atm 50 Pa to atm 100 Pa to atm 1000 Pa to atmPaskal (Pa) na terapaskal (TPa) - Pa to ile Pa to TPa Pa to TPa 1 Pa to TPa 2 Pa to TPa 3 Pa to TPa 5 Pa to TPa 10 Pa to TPa 20 Pa to TPa 50 Pa to TPa 100 Pa to TPa 1000 Pa to TPaPaskal (Pa) na decypaskal (dPa) - Pa to ile Pa to dPa Pa to 1 dPa 1 Pa to 10 dPa 2 Pa to 20 dPa 3 Pa to 30 dPa 5 Pa to 50 dPa 10 Pa to 100 dPa 20 Pa to 200 dPa 50 Pa to 500 dPa 100 Pa to 1000 dPa 1000 Pa to 10000 dPaPaskal (Pa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - Pa to ile Pa to daPa Pa to daPa 1 Pa to daPa 2 Pa to daPa 3 Pa to daPa 5 Pa to daPa 10 Pa to 1 daPa 20 Pa to 2 daPa 50 Pa to 5 daPa 100 Pa to 10 daPa 1000 Pa to 100 daPaPaskal (Pa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - Pa to ile Pa to GPa Pa to GPa 1 Pa to GPa 2 Pa to GPa 3 Pa to GPa 5 Pa to GPa 10 Pa to GPa 20 Pa to GPa 50 Pa to GPa 100 Pa to GPa 1000 Pa to GPaPaskal (Pa) na centypaskal (cPa) - Pa to ile Pa to 1 cPa Pa to 10 cPa 1 Pa to 100 cPa 2 Pa to 200 cPa 3 Pa to 300 cPa 5 Pa to 500 cPa 10 Pa to 1000 cPa 20 Pa to 2000 cPa 50 Pa to 5000 cPa 100 Pa to 10000 cPa 1000 Pa to 100000 cPaPaskal (Pa) na milipaskal (mPa) - Pa to ile Pa to 10 mPa Pa to 100 mPa 1 Pa to 1000 mPa 2 Pa to 2000 mPa 3 Pa to 3000 mPa 5 Pa to 5000 mPa 10 Pa to 10000 mPa 20 Pa to 20000 mPa 50 Pa to 50000 mPa 100 Pa to 100000 mPa 1000 Pa to 1000000 mPaPaskal (Pa) na mikropaskal (μPa) - Pa to ile Pa to 10000 µPa Pa to 100000 µPa 1 Pa to 1000000 µPa 2 Pa to 2000000 µPa 3 Pa to 3000000 µPa 5 Pa to 5000000 µPa 10 Pa to 10000000 µPa 20 Pa to 20000000 µPa 50 Pa to 50000000 µPa 100 Pa to 100000000 µPa 1000 Pa to 1000000000 µPaPaskal (Pa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - Pa to ile Pa to 10000000 nPa Pa to 100000000 nPa 1 Pa to 1000000000 nPa 2 Pa to 2000000000 nPa 3 Pa to 3000000000 nPa 5 Pa to 5000000000 nPa 10 Pa to 10000000000 nPa 20 Pa to 20000000000 nPa 50 Pa to 50000000000 nPa 100 Pa to 100000000000 nPa 1000 Pa to 1000000000000 nPaPrzeliczanie Kilopaskal (kPa)Kilopaskal (kPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - kPa to ile kPa to MPa kPa to MPa 1 kPa to MPa 2 kPa to MPa 3 kPa to MPa 5 kPa to MPa 10 kPa to MPa 20 kPa to MPa 50 kPa to MPa 100 kPa to MPa 1000 kPa to 1 MPaKilopaskal (kPa) na Bar (bar) - kPa to ile kPa bar kPa to bar 1 kPa to bar 2 kPa to bar 3 kPa to bar 5 kPa to bar 10 kPa to bar 20 kPa to bar 50 kPa to bar 100 kPa to 1 bar 1000 kPa to 10 barKilopaskal (kPa) na Paskal (Pa) - kPa to ile kPa to 10 Pa kPa to 100 Pa 1 kPa to 1000 Pa 2 kPa to 2000 Pa 3 kPa to 3000 Pa 5 kPa to 5000 Pa 10 kPa to 10000 Pa 20 kPa to 20000 Pa 50 kPa to 50000 Pa 100 kPa to 100000 Pa 1000 kPa to 1000000 PaKilopaskal (kPa) na Psi - kPa to ile kPa to psi kPa to psi 1 kPa to psi 2 kPa to psi 3 kPa to psi 5 kPa to psi 10 kPa to psi 20 kPa to psi 50 kPa to psi 100 kPa to psi 1000 kPa to psiKilopaskal (kPa) na hektopaskal (hPa) - kPa to ile kPa to hPa kPa to 1 hPa 1 kPa to 10 hPa 2 kPa to 20 hPa 3 kPa to 30 hPa 5 kPa to 50 hPa 10 kPa to 100 hPa 20 kPa to 200 hPa 50 kPa to 500 hPa 100 kPa to 1000 hPa 1000 kPa to 10000 hPaKilopaskal (kPa) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - kPa to ile kPa to atm kPa to atm 1 kPa to atm 2 kPa to atm 3 kPa to atm 5 kPa to atm 10 kPa to atm 20 kPa to atm 50 kPa to atm 100 kPa to atm 1000 kPa to atmKilopaskal (kPa) na terapaskal (TPa) - kPa to ile kPa to TPa kPa to TPa 1 kPa to TPa 2 kPa to TPa 3 kPa to TPa 5 kPa to TPa 10 kPa to TPa 20 kPa to TPa 50 kPa to TPa 100 kPa to TPa 1000 kPa to TPaKilopaskal (kPa) na decypaskal (dPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 100 dPa kPa to 1000 dPa 1 kPa to 10000 dPa 2 kPa to 20000 dPa 3 kPa to 30000 dPa 5 kPa to 50000 dPa 10 kPa to 100000 dPa 20 kPa to 200000 dPa 50 kPa to 500000 dPa 100 kPa to 1000000 dPa 1000 kPa to 10000000 dPaKilopaskal (kPa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 1 daPa kPa to 10 daPa 1 kPa to 100 daPa 2 kPa to 200 daPa 3 kPa to 300 daPa 5 kPa to 500 daPa 10 kPa to 1000 daPa 20 kPa to 2000 daPa 50 kPa to 5000 daPa 100 kPa to 10000 daPa 1000 kPa to 100000 daPaKilopaskal (kPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - kPa to ile kPa to GPa kPa to GPa 1 kPa to GPa 2 kPa to GPa 3 kPa to GPa 5 kPa to GPa 10 kPa to GPa 20 kPa to GPa 50 kPa to GPa 100 kPa to GPa 1000 kPa to GPaKilopaskal (kPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 1000 cPa kPa to 10000 cPa 1 kPa to 100000 cPa 2 kPa to 200000 cPa 3 kPa to 300000 cPa 5 kPa to 500000 cPa 10 kPa to 1000000 cPa 20 kPa to 2000000 cPa 50 kPa to 5000000 cPa 100 kPa to 10000000 cPa 1000 kPa to 100000000 cPaKilopaskal (kPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 10000 mPa kPa to 100000 mPa 1 kPa to 1000000 mPa 2 kPa to 2000000 mPa 3 kPa to 3000000 mPa 5 kPa to 5000000 mPa 10 kPa to 10000000 mPa 20 kPa to 20000000 mPa 50 kPa to 50000000 mPa 100 kPa to 100000000 mPa 1000 kPa to 1000000000 mPaKilopaskal (kPa) na mikropaskal (μPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 10000000 µPa kPa to 100000000 µPa 1 kPa to 1000000000 µPa 2 kPa to 2000000000 µPa 3 kPa to 3000000000 µPa 5 kPa to 5000000000 µPa 10 kPa to 10000000000 µPa 20 kPa to 20000000000 µPa 50 kPa to 50000000000 µPa 100 kPa to 100000000000 µPa 1000 kPa to 1000000000000 µPaKilopaskal (kPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - kPa to ile kPa to 10000000000 nPa kPa to 100000000000 nPa 1 kPa to 1000000000000 nPa 2 kPa to 2000000000000 nPa 3 kPa to 3000000000000 nPa 5 kPa to 5000000000000 nPa 10 kPa to 10000000000000 nPa 20 kPa to 20000000000000 nPa 50 kPa to 50000000000000 nPa 100 kPa to nPa 1000 kPa to nPaZamiana Hektopaskal (hPa)Hektopaskal (hPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - hPa to ile hPa to MPa hPa to MPa 1 hPa to MPa 2 hPa to MPa 3 hPa to MPa 5 hPa to MPa 10 hPa to MPa 20 hPa to MPa 50 hPa to MPa 100 hPa to MPa 1000 hPa to MPaHektopaskal (hPa) na Bar (bar) - hPa to ile hPa to bar hPa to bar 1 hPa to bar 2 hPa to bar 3 hPa to bar 5 hPa to bar 10 hPa to bar 20 hPa to bar 50 hPa to bar 100 hPa to bar 1000 hPa to 1 barHektopaskal (hPa) na Paskal (Pa) - hPa to ile hPa to 1 Pa hPa to 10 Pa 1 hPa to 100 Pa 2 hPa to 200 Pa 3 hPa to 300 Pa 5 hPa to 500 Pa 10 hPa to 1000 Pa 20 hPa to 2000 Pa 50 hPa to 5000 Pa 100 hPa to 10000 Pa 1000 hPa to 100000 PaHektopaskal (hPa) na Psi - hPa to ile hPa to psi hPa to psi 1 hPa to psi 2 hPa to psi 3 hPa to psi 5 hPa to psi 10 hPa to psi 20 hPa to psi 50 hPa to psi 100 hPa to psi 1000 hPa to psiHektopaskal (hPa) na kilopaskal (kPa) - hPa to ile hPa to kPa hPa to kPa 1 hPa to kPa 2 hPa to kPa 3 hPa to kPa 5 hPa to kPa 10 hPa to 1 kPa 20 hPa to 2 kPa 50 hPa to 5 kPa 100 hPa to 10 kPa 1000 hPa to 100 kPaHektopaskal (hPa) na atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - hPa to ile hPa to atm hPa to atm 1 hPa to atm 2 hPa to atm 3 hPa to atm 5 hPa to atm 10 hPa to atm 20 hPa to atm 50 hPa to atm 100 hPa to atm 1000 hPa to atmHektopaskal (hPa) na terapaskal (TPa) - hPa to ile hPa to TPa hPa to TPa 1 hPa to TPa 2 hPa to TPa 3 hPa to TPa 5 hPa to TPa 10 hPa to TPa 20 hPa to TPa 50 hPa to TPa 100 hPa to TPa 1000 hPa to TPaHektopaskal (hPa) na decypaskal (dPa) - hPa to ile hPa to 10 dPa hPa to 100 dPa 1 hPa to 1000 dPa 2 hPa to 2000 dPa 3 hPa to 3000 dPa 5 hPa to 5000 dPa 10 hPa to 10000 dPa 20 hPa to 20000 dPa 50 hPa to 50000 dPa 100 hPa to 100000 dPa 1000 hPa to 1000000 dPaHektopaskal (hPa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - hPa to ile hPa to daPa hPa to 1 daPa 1 hPa to 10 daPa 2 hPa to 20 daPa 3 hPa to 30 daPa 5 hPa to 50 daPa 10 hPa to 100 daPa 20 hPa to 200 daPa 50 hPa to 500 daPa 100 hPa to 1000 daPa 1000 hPa to 10000 daPaHektopaskal (hPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - hPa to ile hPa to GPa hPa to GPa 1 hPa to GPa 2 hPa to GPa 3 hPa to GPa 5 hPa to GPa 10 hPa to GPa 20 hPa to GPa 50 hPa to GPa 100 hPa to GPa 1000 hPa to GPaHektopaskal (hPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - hPa to ile hPa to 100 cPa hPa to 1000 cPa 1 hPa to 10000 cPa 2 hPa to 20000 cPa 3 hPa to 30000 cPa 5 hPa to 50000 cPa 10 hPa to 100000 cPa 20 hPa to 200000 cPa 50 hPa to 500000 cPa 100 hPa to 1000000 cPa 1000 hPa to 10000000 cPaHektopaskal (hPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - hPa to ile hPa to 1000 mPa hPa to 10000 mPa 1 hPa to 100000 mPa 2 hPa to 200000 mPa 3 hPa to 300000 mPa 5 hPa to 500000 mPa 10 hPa to 1000000 mPa 20 hPa to 2000000 mPa 50 hPa to 5000000 mPa 100 hPa to 10000000 mPa 1000 hPa to 100000000 mPaHektopaskal (hPa) na mikropaskal (μPa) - hPa to ile hPa to 1000000 µPa hPa to 10000000 µPa 1 hPa to 100000000 µPa 2 hPa to 200000000 µPa 3 hPa to 300000000 µPa 5 hPa to 500000000 µPa 10 hPa to 1000000000 µPa 20 hPa to 2000000000 µPa 50 hPa to 5000000000 µPa 100 hPa to 10000000000 µPa 1000 hPa to 100000000000 µPaHektopaskal (hPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - hPa to ile hPa to 1000000000 nPa hPa to 10000000000 nPa 1 hPa to 100000000000 nPa 2 hPa to 200000000000 nPa 3 hPa to 300000000000 nPa 5 hPa to 500000000000 nPa 10 hPa to 1000000000000 nPa 20 hPa to 2000000000000 nPa 50 hPa to 5000000000000 nPa 100 hPa to 10000000000000 nPa 1000 hPa to nPaPrzeliczenie Atmosfera fizyczna (atm)Atmosfera fizyczna (atm) na Megapaskal (MPa) - atm to ile atm to MPa atm to MPa 1 atm to MPa 2 atm to MPa 3 atm to MPa 5 atm to MPa 10 atm to MPa 20 atm to MPa 50 atm to MPa 100 atm to MPa 1000 atm to MPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na Bar (bar) - atm to ile atm to bar atm to bar 1 atm to bar 2 atm to bar 3 atm to bar 5 atm to bar 10 atm to bar 20 atm to bar 50 atm to bar 100 atm to bar 1000 atm to barAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na Paskal (Pa) - atm to ile atm to Pa atm to Pa 1 atm to 101325 Pa 2 atm to 202650 Pa 3 atm to 303975 Pa 5 atm to 506625 Pa 10 atm to 1013250 Pa 20 atm to 2026500 Pa 50 atm to 5066250 Pa 100 atm to 10132500 Pa 1000 atm to 101325000 PaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na Psi - atm to ile atm to psi atm to psi 1 atm to psi 2 atm to psi 3 atm to psi 5 atm to psi 10 atm to psi 20 atm to psi 50 atm to psi 100 atm to psi 1000 atm to psiAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na kilopaskal (kPa) - atm to ile atm to kPa atm to kPa 1 atm to kPa 2 atm to kPa 3 atm to kPa 5 atm to kPa 10 atm to kPa 20 atm to kPa 50 atm to kPa 100 atm to kPa 1000 atm to 101325 kPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na Hektopaskal (hPa) - atm to ile atm to hPa atm to hPa 1 atm to hPa 2 atm to hPa 3 atm to hPa 5 atm to hPa 10 atm to hPa 20 atm to 20265 hPa 50 atm to hPa 100 atm to 101325 hPa 1000 atm to 1013250 hPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na terapaskal (TPa) - atm to ile atm to TPa atm to TPa 1 atm to TPa 2 atm to TPa 3 atm to TPa 5 atm to TPa 10 atm to TPa 20 atm to TPa 50 atm to TPa 100 atm to TPa 1000 atm to TPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na decypaskal (dPa) - atm to ile atm to dPa atm to 101325 dPa 1 atm to 1013250 dPa 2 atm to 2026500 dPa 3 atm to 3039750 dPa 5 atm to 5066250 dPa 10 atm to 10132500 dPa 20 atm to 20265000 dPa 50 atm to 50662500 dPa 100 atm to 101325000 dPa 1000 atm to 1013250000 dPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na dekapaskal (daPa) - atm to ile atm to daPa atm to daPa 1 atm to daPa 2 atm to 20265 daPa 3 atm to daPa 5 atm to daPa 10 atm to 101325 daPa 20 atm to 202650 daPa 50 atm to 506625 daPa 100 atm to 1013250 daPa 1000 atm to 10132500 daPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na gigapaskal (GPa) - atm to ile atm to GPa atm to GPa 1 atm to GPa 2 atm to GPa 3 atm to GPa 5 atm to GPa 10 atm to GPa 20 atm to GPa 50 atm to GPa 100 atm to GPa 1000 atm to GPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na centypaskal (cPa) - atm to ile atm to 101325 cPa atm to 1013250 cPa 1 atm to 10132500 cPa 2 atm to 20265000 cPa 3 atm to 30397500 cPa 5 atm to 50662500 cPa 10 atm to 101325000 cPa 20 atm to 202650000 cPa 50 atm to 506625000 cPa 100 atm to 1013250000 cPa 1000 atm to 10132500000 cPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na milipaskal (mPa) - atm to ile atm to 1013250 mPa atm to 10132500 mPa 1 atm to 101325000 mPa 2 atm to 202650000 mPa 3 atm to 303975000 mPa 5 atm to 506625000 mPa 10 atm to 1013250000 mPa 20 atm to 2026500000 mPa 50 atm to 5066250000 mPa 100 atm to 10132500000 mPa 1000 atm to 101325000000 mPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na mikropaskal (μPa) - atm to ile atm to 1013250000 µPa atm to 10132500000 µPa 1 atm to 101325000000 µPa 2 atm to 202650000000 µPa 3 atm to 303975000000 µPa 5 atm to 506625000000 µPa 10 atm to 1013250000000 µPa 20 atm to 2026500000000 µPa 50 atm to 5066250000000 µPa 100 atm to 10132500000000 µPa 1000 atm to µPaAtmosfera fizyczna (atm) na nanopaskal (nPa) - atm to ile atm to 1013250000000 nPa atm to 10132500000000 nPa 1 atm to nPa 2 atm to nPa 3 atm to nPa 5 atm to nPa 10 atm to nPa 20 atm to nPa 50 atm to nPa 100 atm to nPa 1000 atm to nPaPrzelicznik Terapaskal (TPa)Terapaskal (TPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - TPa to ile TPa to10000 MPa TPa to 100000 MPa 1 TPa to 1000000 MPa 2 TPa to 2000000 MPa 3 TPa to 3000000 MPa 5 TPa to 5000000 MPa 10 TPa to 10000000 MPa 20 TPa to 20000000 MPa 50 TPa to 50000000 MPa 100 TPa to 100000000 MPa 1000 TPa to 1000000000 MPaTerapaskal (TPa) na Bar (bar) - TPa to ile TPa to 100000 bar TPa to 1000000 bar 1 TPa to 10000000 bar 2 TPa to 20000000 bar 3 TPa to 30000000 bar 5 TPa to 50000000 bar 10 TPa to 100000000 bar 20 TPa to 200000000 bar 50 TPa to 500000000 bar 100 TPa to 1000000000 bar 1000 TPa to 10000000000 barTerapaskal (TPa) na Paskal (Pa) - TPa to ile TPa to 10000000000 Pa TPa to 100000000000 Pa 1 TPa to 1000000000000 Pa 2 TPa to 2000000000000 Pa 3 TPa to 3000000000000 Pa 5 TPa to 5000000000000 Pa 10 TPa to 10000000000000 Pa 20 TPa to 20000000000000 Pa 50 TPa to 50000000000000 Pa 100 TPa to Pa 1000 TPa to PaTerapaskal (TPa) na Psi - TPa to ile TPa to psi TPa to psi 1 TPa to psi 2 TPa to psi 3 TPa to psi 5 TPa to psi 10 TPa to psi 20 TPa to psi 50 TPa to psi 100 TPa to 14503773773 psi 1000 TPa to 145037737730 psiTerapaskal (TPa) na kilopaskal (kPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 10000000 kPa TPa to 100000000 kPa 1 TPa to 1000000000 kPa 2 TPa to 2000000000 kPa 3 TPa to 3000000000 kPa 5 TPa to 5000000000 kPa 10 TPa to 10000000000 kPa 20 TPa to 20000000000 kPa 50 TPa to 50000000000 kPa 100 TPa to 100000000000 kPa 1000 TPa to 1000000000000 kPaTerapaskal (TPa) na Hektopaskal (hPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 100000000 hPa TPa to 1000000000 hPa 1 TPa to 10000000000 hPa 2 TPa to 20000000000 hPa 3 TPa to 30000000000 hPa 5 TPa to 50000000000 hPa 10 TPa to 100000000000 hPa 20 TPa to 200000000000 hPa 50 TPa to 500000000000 hPa 100 TPa to 1000000000000 hPa 1000 TPa to 10000000000000 hPaTerapaskal (TPa) na Atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - TPa to ile TPa to atm TPa to atm 1 TPa to atm 2 TPa to atm 3 TPa to atm 5 TPa to atm 10 TPa to atm 20 TPa to atm 50 TPa to atm 100 TPa to atm 1000 TPa to atmTerapaskal (TPa) na decypaskal (dPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 100000000000 dPa TPa to 1000000000000 dPa 1 TPa to 10000000000000 dPa 2 TPa to 20000000000000 dPa 3 TPa to 30000000000000 dPa 5 TPa to 50000000000000 dPa 10 TPa to dPa 20 TPa to dPa 50 TPa to dPa 100 TPa to dPa 1000 TPa to dPaTerapaskal (TPa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 1000000000 daPa TPa to 10000000000 daPa 1 TPa to 100000000000 daPa 2 TPa to 200000000000 daPa 3 TPa to 300000000000 daPa 5 TPa to 500000000000 daPa 10 TPa to 1000000000000 daPa 20 TPa to 2000000000000 daPa 50 TPa to 5000000000000 daPa 100 TPa to 10000000000000 daPa 1000 TPa to daPaTerapaskal (TPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 10 GPa TPa to 100 GPa 1 TPa to 1000 GPa 2 TPa to 2000 GPa 3 TPa to 3000 GPa 5 TPa to 5000 GPa 10 TPa to 10000 GPa 20 TPa to 20000 GPa 50 TPa to 50000 GPa 100 TPa to 100000 GPa 1000 TPa to 1000000 GPaTerapaskal (TPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 1000000000000 cPa TPa to 10000000000000 cPa 1 TPa to cPa 2 TPa to cPa 3 TPa to cPa 5 TPa to cPa 10 TPa to cPa 20 TPa to cPa 50 TPa to cPa 100 TPa to cPa 1000 TPa to cPaTerapaskal (TPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - TPa to ile TPa to 10000000000000 mPa TPa to mPa 1 TPa to mPa 2 TPa to mPa 3 TPa to mPa 5 TPa to mPa 10 TPa to mPa 20 TPa to mPa 50 TPa to mPa 100 TPa to mPa 1000 TPa to mPaTerapaskal (TPa) na mikropaskal (µPa) - TPa to ile TPa to µPa TPa to µPa 1 TPa to µPa 2 TPa to µPa 3 TPa to µPa 5 TPa to µPa 10 TPa to µPa 20 TPa to µPa 50 TPa to µPa 100 TPa to µPa 1000 TPa to µPaTerapaskal (TPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - TPa to ile TPa to nPa TPa to nPa 1 TPa to nPa 2 TPa to nPa 3 TPa to nPa 5 TPa to nPa 10 TPa to nPa 20 TPa to nPa 50 TPa to nPa 100 TPa to nPa 1000 TPa to nPaKalkulator Decypaskal (dPa)Decypaskal (dPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - dPa to ile dPa to MPa dPa to MPa 1 dPa to MPa 2 dPa to MPa 3 dPa to MPa 5 dPa to MPa 10 dPa to MPa 20 dPa to MPa 50 dPa to MPa 100 dPa to MPa 1000 dPa to MPaDecypaskal (dPa) na Bar (bar) - dPa to ile dPa to bar dPa to bar 1 dPa to bar 2 dPa to bar 3 dPa to bar 5 dPa to bar 10 dPa to bar 20 dPa to bar 50 dPa to bar 100 dPa to bar 1000 dPa to barDecypaskal (dPa) na Paskal (Pa) - dPa to ile dPa to Pa dPa to Pa 1 dPa to Pa 2 dPa to Pa 3 dPa to Pa 5 dPa to Pa 10 dPa to 1 Pa 20 dPa to 2 Pa 50 dPa to 5 Pa 100 dPa to 10 Pa 1000 dPa to 100 PaDecypaskal (dPa) na Psi - dPa to ile dPa to psi dPa to psi 1 dPa to psi 2 dPa to psi 3 dPa to psi 5 dPa to psi 10 dPa to psi 20 dPa to psi 50 dPa to psi 100 dPa to psi 1000 dPa to psiDecypaskal (dPa) na kilopaskal (kPa) - dPa to ile dPa to kPa dPa to kPa 1 dPa to kPa 2 dPa to kPa 3 dPa to kPa 5 dPa to kPa 10 dPa to kPa 20 dPa to kPa 50 dPa to kPa 100 dPa to kPa 1000 dPa to kPaDecypaskal (dPa) na Hektopaskal (hPa) - dPa to ile dPa to hPa dPa to hPa 1 dPa to hPa 2 dPa to hPa 3 dPa to hPa 5 dPa to hPa 10 dPa to hPa 20 dPa to hPa 50 dPa to hPa 100 dPa to hPa 1000 dPa to 1 hPaDecypaskal (dPa) na Atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - dPa to ile dPa to atm dPa to atm 1 dPa to atm 2 dPa to atm 3 dPa to atm 5 dPa to atm 10 dPa to atm 20 dPa to atm 50 dPa to atm 100 dPa to atm 1000 dPa to atmDecypaskal (dPa) na Terapaskal (TPa) - dPa to ile dPa to TPa dPa to TPa 1 dPa to TPa 2 dPa to TPa 3 dPa to TPa 5 dPa to TPa 10 dPa to TPa 20 dPa to TPa 50 dPa to TPa 100 dPa to TPa 1000 dPa to TPaDecypaskal (dPa) na dekapaskal (daPa) - dPa to ile dPa to daPa dPa to daPa 1 dPa to daPa 2 dPa to daPa 3 dPa to daPa 5 dPa to daPa 10 dPa to daPa 20 dPa to daPa 50 dPa to daPa 100 dPa to 1 daPa 1000 dPa to 10 daPaDecypaskal (dPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - dPa to ile dPa to GPa dPa to GPa 1 dPa to GPa 2 dPa to GPa 3 dPa to GPa 5 dPa to GPa 10 dPa to GPa 20 dPa to GPa 50 dPa to GPa 100 dPa to GPa 1000 dPa to GPaDecypaskal (dPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - dPa to ile dPa to cPa dPa to 1 cPa 1 dPa to 10 cPa 2 dPa to 20 cPa 3 dPa to 30 cPa 5 dPa to 50 cPa 10 dPa to 100 cPa 20 dPa to 200 cPa 50 dPa to 500 cPa 100 dPa to 1000 cPa 1000 dPa to 10000 cPaDecypaskal (dPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - dPa to ile dPa to 1 mPa dPa to 10 mPa 1 dPa to 100 mPa 2 dPa to 200 mPa 3 dPa to 300 mPa 5 dPa to 500 mPa 10 dPa to 1000 mPa 20 dPa to 2000 mPa 50 dPa to 5000 mPa 100 dPa to 10000 mPa 1000 dPa to 100000 mPaDecypaskal (dPa) na mikropaskal (µPa) - dPa to ile dPa to 1000 µPa dPa to 10000 µPa 1 dPa to 100000 µPa 2 dPa to 200000 µPa 3 dPa to 300000 µPa 5 dPa to 500000 µPa 10 dPa to 1000000 µPa 20 dPa to 2000000 µPa 50 dPa to 5000000 µPa 100 dPa to 10000000 µPa 1000 dPa to 100000000 µPaDecypaskal (dPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - dPa to ile dPa to 1000000 nPa dPa to 10000000 nPa 1 dPa to 100000000 nPa 2 dPa to 200000000 nPa 3 dPa to 300000000 nPa 5 dPa to 500000000 nPa 10 dPa to 1000000000 nPa 20 dPa to 2000000000 nPa 50 dPa to 5000000000 nPa 100 dPa to 10000000000 nPa 1000 dPa to 100000000000 nPaKonwerter jednostek Dekapaskal (daPa)Dekapaskal (daPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - daPa to ile daPa to MPa daPa to MPa 1 daPa to MPa 2 daPa to MPa 3 daPa to MPa 5 daPa to MPa 10 daPa to MPa 20 daPa to MPa 50 daPa to MPa 100 daPa to MPa 1000 daPa to MPaDekapaskal (daPa) na Bar (bar) - daPa to ile daPa to bar daPa to bar 1 daPa to bar 2 daPa to bar 3 daPa to bar 5 daPa to bar 10 daPa to bar 20 daPa to bar 50 daPa to bar 100 daPa to bar 1000 daPa to barDekapaskal (daPa) na Paskal (Pa) - daPa to ile daPa to Pa daPa to 1 Pa 1 daPa to 10 Pa 2 daPa to 20 Pa 3 daPa to 30 Pa 5 daPa to 50 Pa 10 daPa to 100 Pa 20 daPa to 200 Pa 50 daPa to 500 Pa 100 daPa to 1000 Pa 1000 daPa to 10000 PaDekapaskal (daPa) na Psi - daPa to ile daPa to psi daPa to psi 1 daPa to psi 2 daPa to psi 3 daPa to psi 5 daPa to psi 10 daPa to psi 20 daPa to psi 50 daPa to psi 100 daPa to psi 1000 daPa to psiDekapaskal (daPa) na kilopaskal (kPa) - daPa to ile daPa to kPa daPa to kPa 1 daPa to kPa 2 daPa to kPa 3 daPa to kPa 5 daPa to kPa 10 daPa to kPa 20 daPa to kPa 50 daPa to kPa 100 daPa to 1 kPa 1000 daPa to 10 kPaDekapaskal (daPa) na Hektopaskal (hPa) - daPa to ile daPa to hPa daPa to hPa 1 daPa to hPa 2 daPa to hPa 3 daPa to hPa 5 daPa to hPa 10 daPa to 1 hPa 20 daPa to 2 hPa 50 daPa to 5 hPa 100 daPa to 10 hPa 1000 daPa to 100 hPaDekapaskal (daPa) na Atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - daPa to ile daPa to atm daPa to atm 1 daPa to atm 2 daPa to atm 3 daPa to atm 5 daPa to atm 10 daPa to atm 20 daPa to atm 50 daPa to atm 100 daPa to atm 1000 daPa to atmDekapaskal (daPa) na Terapaskal (TPa) - daPa to ile daPa to TPa daPa to TPa 1 daPa to TPa 2 daPa to TPa 3 daPa to TPa 5 daPa to TPa 10 daPa to TPa 20 daPa to TPa 50 daPa to TPa 100 daPa to TPa 1000 daPa to TPaDekapaskal (daPa) na Decypaskal (dPa) - daPa to ile daPa to 1 dPa daPa to 10 dPa 1 daPa to 100 dPa 2 daPa to 200 dPa 3 daPa to 300 dPa 5 daPa to 500 dPa 10 daPa to 1000 dPa 20 daPa to 2000 dPa 50 daPa to 5000 dPa 100 daPa to 10000 dPa 1000 daPa to 100000 dPaDekapaskal (daPa) na gigapaskal (GPa) - daPa to ile daPa to GPa daPa to GPa 1 daPa to GPa 2 daPa to GPa 3 daPa to GPa 5 daPa to GPa 10 daPa to GPa 20 daPa to GPa 50 daPa to GPa 100 daPa to GPa 1000 daPa to GPaDekapaskal (daPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - daPa to ile daPa to 10 cPa daPa to 100 cPa 1 daPa to 1000 cPa 2 daPa to 2000 cPa 3 daPa to 3000 cPa 5 daPa to 5000 cPa 10 daPa to 10000 cPa 20 daPa to 20000 cPa 50 daPa to 50000 cPa 100 daPa to 100000 cPa 1000 daPa to 1000000 cPaDekapaskal (daPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - daPa to ile daPa to 100 mPa daPa to 1000 mPa 1 daPa to 10000 mPa 2 daPa to 20000 mPa 3 daPa to 30000 mPa 5 daPa to 50000 mPa 10 daPa to 100000 mPa 20 daPa to 200000 mPa 50 daPa to 500000 mPa 100 daPa to 1000000 mPa 1000 daPa to 10000000 mPaDekapaskal (daPa) na mikropaskal (µPa) - daPa to ile daPa to 100000 µPa daPa to 1000000 µPa 1 daPa to 10000000 µPa 2 daPa to 20000000 µPa 3 daPa to 30000000 µPa 5 daPa to 50000000 µPa 10 daPa to 100000000 µPa 20 daPa to 200000000 µPa 50 daPa to 500000000 µPa 100 daPa to 1000000000 µPa 1000 daPa to 10000000000 µPaDekapaskal (daPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - daPa to ile daPa to 100000000 nPa daPa to 1000000000 nPa 1 daPa to 10000000000 nPa 2 daPa to 20000000000 nPa 3 daPa to 30000000000 nPa 5 daPa to 50000000000 nPa 10 daPa to 100000000000 nPa 20 daPa to 200000000000 nPa 50 daPa to 500000000000 nPa 100 daPa to 1000000000000 nPa 1000 daPa to 10000000000000 nPaPrzelicznik jednostek ciśnienia Gigapaskal (GPa)Gigapaskal (GPa) na Megapaskal (MPa) - GPa to ile GPa to10 MPa GPa to 100 MPa 1 GPa to 1000 MPa 2 GPa to 2000 MPa 3 GPa to 3000 MPa 5 GPa to 5000 MPa 10 GPa to 10000 MPa 20 GPa to 20000 MPa 50 GPa to 50000 MPa 100 GPa to 100000 MPa 1000 GPa to 1000000 MPaGigapaskal (GPa) na Bar (bar) - GPa to ile GPa to 100 bar GPa to 1000 bar 1 GPa to 10000 bar 2 GPa to 20000 bar 3 GPa to 30000 bar 5 GPa to 50000 bar 10 GPa to 100000 bar 20 GPa to 200000 bar 50 GPa to 500000 bar 100 GPa to 1000000 bar 1000 GPa to 10000000 barGigapaskal (GPa) na Paskal (Pa) - GPa to ile GPa to 10000000 Pa GPa to 100000000 Pa 1 GPa to 1000000000 Pa 2 GPa to 2000000000 Pa 3 GPa to 3000000000 Pa 5 GPa to 5000000000 Pa 10 GPa to 10000000000 Pa 20 GPa to 20000000000 Pa 50 GPa to 50000000000 Pa 100 GPa to 100000000000 Pa 1000 GPa to 1000000000000 PaGigapaskal (GPa) na Psi - GPa to ile GPa to psi GPa to psi 1 GPa to psi 2 GPa to psi 3 GPa to psi 5 GPa to psi 10 GPa to psi 20 GPa to psi 50 GPa to psi 100 GPa to psi 1000 GPa to psiGigapaskal (GPa) na kilopaskal (kPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 10000 kPa GPa to 100000 kPa 1 GPa to 1000000 kPa 2 GPa to 2000000 kPa 3 GPa to 3000000 kPa 5 GPa to 5000000 kPa 10 GPa to 10000000 kPa 20 GPa to 20000000 kPa 50 GPa to 50000000 kPa 100 GPa to 100000000 kPa 1000 GPa to 1000000000 kPaGigapaskal (GPa) na Hektopaskal (hPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 100000 hPa GPa to 1000000 hPa 1 GPa to 10000000 hPa 2 GPa to 20000000 hPa 3 GPa to 30000000 hPa 5 GPa to 50000000 hPa 10 GPa to 100000000 hPa 20 GPa to 200000000 hPa 50 GPa to 500000000 hPa 100 GPa to 1000000000 hPa 1000 GPa to 10000000000 hPaGigapaskal (GPa) na Atmosfera fizyczna (atm) - GPa to ile GPa to atm GPa to atm 1 GPa to atm 2 GPa to atm 3 GPa to atm 5 GPa to atm 10 GPa to atm 20 GPa to atm 50 GPa to atm 100 GPa to atm 1000 GPa to atmGigapaskal (GPa) na Terapaskal (TPa) - GPa to ile GPa to TPa GPa to TPa 1 GPa to TPa 2 GPa to TPa 3 GPa to TPa 5 GPa to TPa 10 GPa to TPa 20 GPa to TPa 50 GPa to TPa 100 GPa to TPa 1000 GPa to 1 TPaGigapaskal (GPa) na Decypaskal (dPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 100000000 dPa GPa to 1000000000 dPa 1 GPa to 10000000000 dPa 2 GPa to 20000000000 dPa 3 GPa to 30000000000 dPa 5 GPa to 50000000000 dPa 10 GPa to 100000000000 dPa 20 GPa to 200000000000 dPa 50 GPa to 500000000000 dPa 100 GPa to 1000000000000 dPa 1000 GPa to 10000000000000 dPaGigapaskal (GPa) na Dekapaskal (daPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 1000000 daPa GPa to 10000000 daPa 1 GPa to 100000000 daPa 2 GPa to 200000000 daPa 3 GPa to 300000000 daPa 5 GPa to 500000000 daPa 10 GPa to 1000000000 daPa 20 GPa to 2000000000 daPa 50 GPa to 5000000000 daPa 100 GPa to 10000000000 daPa 1000 GPa to 100000000000 daPaGigapaskal (GPa) na centypaskal (cPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 1000000000 cPa GPa to 10000000000 cPa 1 GPa to 100000000000 cPa 2 GPa to 200000000000 cPa 3 GPa to 300000000000 cPa 5 GPa to 500000000000 cPa 10 GPa to 1000000000000 cPa 20 GPa to 2000000000000 cPa 50 GPa to 5000000000000 cPa 100 GPa to 10000000000000 cPa 1000 GPa to cPaGigapaskal (GPa) na milipaskal (mPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 10000000000 mPa GPa to 100000000000 mPa 1 GPa to 1000000000000 mPa 2 GPa to 2000000000000 mPa 3 GPa to 3000000000000 mPa 5 GPa to 5000000000000 mPa 10 GPa to 10000000000000 mPa 20 GPa to 20000000000000 mPa 50 GPa to 50000000000000 mPa 100 GPa to mPa 1000 GPa to mPaGigapaskal (GPa) na mikropaskal (µPa) - GPa to ile GPa to 10000000000000 µPa GPa to µPa 1 GPa to µPa 2 GPa to µPa 3 GPa to µPa 5 GPa to µPa 10 GPa to µPa 20 GPa to µPa 50 GPa to µPa 100 GPa to µPa 1000 GPa to µPaGigapaskal (GPa) na nanopaskal (nPa) - GPa to ile GPa to nPa GPa to nPa 1 GPa to nPa 2 GPa to nPa 3 GPa to nPa 5 GPa to nPa 10 GPa to nPa 20 GPa to nPa 50 GPa to nPa 100 GPa to nPa 1000 GPa to nPa

Jak przekonwertować ton na funty. 1 tona (t) równa się 2204,62262185 funtom (funtom). 1 t = 2204,62262185 funtów. Masa m w funtach (lb) jest równa masie m w tonach (t) podzielonej przez 0,00045359237: m (funty) = m (t) / 0,00045359237. Przykład. Przelicz 5t na funty: m (funty) = 5 t / 0,00045359237 = 11023 funtów. Tabela przeliczeniowa

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Random converter 1 kilogram/litr [kg/l] = 0,842777467778333 tona krótka/jard³More about DensityOverviewFactors Affecting DensityDensity of WaterDensity of Salt WaterDensity of AirCalculating DensityVolume DisplacementSubstances with VoidsDensity of Common SubstancesBlack HolesOverviewDensity indicates how much of the mass of a substance fits in a given volume. The SI unit for density is kg/m³, but alternative measures are also used, like g/cm³ and kg/L, for example. In everyday life the equivalent units of g/cm³ and g/mL are most commonly Affecting DensityDensity varies for substances depending on their temperature and pressure. Higher pressure causes the molecules of the substance to become packed more densely within the same volume, increasing the density. Increase in temperature, on the other hand, generally causes the molecules to become more spaced out, thus decreasing the density. This is not always true, however. For example, the density of ice is lower than that of water. When most other liquids solidify, the space between the molecules decreases. When water molecules freeze, the bonds within the molecules change intensity, and form a crystal. Space between molecules increases, volume of the water expands, and the density decreases. Expanded volume of ice is why water that freezes in the house pipes in winter may make the pipes floating on the “border” between the less dense isopropyl alcohol, colored in blue, and clear of WaterWhen materials have higher density than that of water, they sink. Conversely, materials with lower density float. A good example is ice floating in a glass of water. This property is often used in daily life. In most cases hollow objects, made from more dense materials than water for structural reasons, contain air, which is less dense than water. This allows the vessel to float, as long as enough air is carried inside the cavity. In fishing, the weight is made from high density materials such as metals, to make sure that it brings the hook down into the water, instead of having it float at the surface, especially when the bait is low in density and does not sink has lower density than water and this makes it easy to remove the fat from soups, especially when they are cooled in the refrigerator to solidify the fat, and aspics, like the one in the picture. Reproduced with the author’s is lower in density than water, so it floats. This property of oil allows for easier cleanups, when dealing with oil spills that frequently occur in the ocean and damage the marine ecosystem. The tendency of oil and fat to float above water is also helpful when cooking — we can remove the fat that floats in our soup, for example, to reduce the percentage of fat and the calories in the dish. This is especially easy if we refrigerate the soup until the fat solidifies. This is also easy to do on making cocktails or other similar drinks, the ingredients can be chosen based on their density to create layers. To make layers, a lower density liquid is poured slowly above the higher density ones. One can also use a glass stirrer as a guide for the liquid (not for stirring). If done carefully, this technique will prevent mixing, and create a colorful layered drink. It is also possible to do this when making jelly or aspics, although, if time permits, it is easier to refrigerate each layer separately and then pour the next layer cherry tomato is suspended on the “border” between the more dense salt water in the bottom, colored in pink, and the less dense fresh water at the top. The density of the tomato is less than that of the salt water, but more than the density of the fresh water — this is why they are suspended in the some cases, however, this quality may not be desirable. For example, when the substances containing fat do not mix well with water, they may separate, such as in a poorly blended smoothie, thus making the taste and the look of the food less of Salt WaterA cherry tomato is suspended on the “border” between the more dense salt water in the bottom, colored in pink, and the less dense fresh water at the top. The density of the tomato is less than that of the salt water, but more than the density of the fresh water — this is why they are suspended in the density of water itself changes with the change of concentration of other substances mixed with water. Water in nature is not always found in its pure H2O form, but is often mixed with other substances such as salt. Ocean water is a good example. For example, salt water in oceans has higher density than fresh water, which means that water with less salt in it floats in salt water. Of course it is difficult to see that with just water, but we can observe this property when we try to float in salt water. Our body consists of 45% to 75% of water, with higher percentage in children, and lower percentage in older and obese individuals. We also have at least 5 percent of body mass consisting of fat. This data is for very lean athletes — the majority of us have at least 10 percent of fat but usually up to 20 in the majority of healthy individuals, and 25 percent or more in overweight and obese we try floating in salt water and then in clear water, we will notice the difference — our body will float easier in salt water. The Dead Sea is famous for having the salt concentration about 7 times greater than that of the world’s oceans, which allows people to float in it without sinking. Even though people cannot sink below the water surface, caution must still be exercised when floating in the Dead Sea. Swallowing the water with such high content of salt causes a chemical burn that in severe cases has to be treated in the of AirThis hot air balloon floats in the air because the density of warm air inside its envelope has lower density than that of the surrounding air. Ancient Mayan city of Teotihuacan, to water, objects that have lower density than air float. For example, helium’s density is g/cm³, compared to g/cm³ of air. Because helium’s density is lower, it floats in the air, as we can see by filling a balloon with helium and watch it rise up. As the temperature of air rises, its density decreases. This is what makes air balloon rides possible. The hot air balloon in the archeological site of the ancient Mayan city of Teotihuacan in Mexico (pictured) is lifted up because the air inside it is heated above the temperature of the surrounding air, which, consequently, decreases the density inside the balloon envelope. As the balloons float above the pyramids, the cold morning air cools the air inside of them as well, and the operator has to use the heater to keep the air warm inside the balloon’s DensityPre-calculated density values are available for many substances under the standard conditions for temperature and pressure, which are 0 °C and 100 kPa. Sometimes, however, we might want to calculate the density by hand, especially if the calculations are not done under the standard conditions. To do this we can divide the mass by the volume, and we need to know these two values for the substance. We can measure the mass using a scale. The volume can be calculated based on the geometric shape of the object for simple solids, by using devices like a measuring cup or other measuring vessels for liquids and gases. If the shape of the solid is too complex for the geometry-based calculations, we can find its volume using the volume displacement method. Volume DisplacementWe can do these calculations for objects of complex shapes by pouring water in a measuring cup or a similar vessel and measuring this initial amount of water. We then submerge our irregularly shaped object under water completely and measure by what amount the water has been displaced. This displaced volume is equal to the volume of the submerged object — an observation supposedly formulated by Archimedes. Using this method is only possible with objects that do not absorb water or that cannot be damaged by water. We would not use it to measure a volume of a camera or an article of clothing, for to legend, truthfulness of which is debated, Archimedes was given a task by the king Hiero II of Syracuse to check if the crown that the king commissioned a goldsmith to make, was made of gold. The king suspected that the goldsmith substituted the gold, that the king gave him, by a cheaper alloy, profiting from the difference. Archimedes could determine this by calculating the density of the crown and comparing it to the density of gold, known at the time. Melting the crown was not a possibility, therefore he had to find a way to calculate the volume without altering its shape. The story has it that he wondered and puzzled about what to do, and a solution came to him when he took a bath and submerged himself in the water. He suddenly realized that he could measure the volume of any object by measuring how much water it displaces when fully with VoidsSome substances found in nature or manufactured are either hollow inside or are similar to liquids in their properties but consist of particles that are big enough to allow voids between them even if the substance is packed densely. Some examples of the latter include sand, salt, flour, grains, snow, and gravel. The void space can be filled with air, water, or other substances. It could also be empty, in which case there is vacuum in the space between particles. Density calculations for such substances can be done in bulk, including the void, or by estimating geometrically the volume of the void space and subtracting it from the total volume, if the particles have relatively uniform are some substances that may be packed more loosely or more compactly and have more or less space between the particles, depending on how they were poured or packed to attain their current state. This makes density calculations for them more difficult, because it is harder to estimate the void volume. Density of Common SubstancesMaterialDensity, g/cm³LiquidsWater at 20 °C0,998Water at 4 °C1,000Gasoline / petrol0,700Milk1,03Mercury13,6SolidsIce at 0°C0,917Magnesium1,738Aluminum2,7Iron7,874Copper8,96Lead11,34Uranium19,10Gold19,30Platinum21,45Osmium22,59Gases at Standard Temperature and PressureHydrogen0,00009Helium0,00018Carbon monoxide0,00125Nitrogen0,001251Air0,001293Carbon dioxide0,001977Density and MassComposite materials replace metal components in airplanes because they exhibit desirable physical properties including light weight and high elasticity. Propellers of this Bombardier Q400 are all some industries, for example in aeronautics, it is paramount to use materials that are as light as possible. For the same volume, the lower the density of the material, the lower its mass. When the mass needs to stay low, materials with low density are used. For example, density of aluminum is about g/cm³, while density of steel ranges between to g/cm³. This is why aluminum and its alloys are used for about 80% of the airframe of the aircraft. Composite materials replace metal components in airplanes because they exhibit desirable physical properties including light weight and high elasticity. Propellers of this Bombardier Q400 are all black hole concept drawing by HolesConversely, as the mass increases, so does the density. Black holes are an example of bodies with very high density because their mass is extremely large while the volume is negligibly small. Such conditions create an astronomical body which absorbs light and other objects, waves, and particles that are at a close enough distance to it — the largest of these are called supermassive black you have difficulty translating a measurement unit into another language? Help is available! Post your question in TCTerms and you will get an answer from experienced technical translators in minutes. MechanikaMechanika jest dziedziną fizyki, która zajmuje się zachowaniem ciał fizycznych poddawanych siłom i przemieszczaniu, oraz wynikającymi z tego zachowania wpływami ciał na ich właściwaMasa właściwa albo gęstość obiektu jest wartością skalarną, równą masie obiektu podzielonej przez jego objętość. Inaczej mówiąc, gęstość jest miarą względnej „ciężkości” różnych obiektów o tej samej układzie SI jednostką masy właściwej są kilogramy na metr sześcienny (kg/m³).Sposób użycia konwertera „Masa właściwa”Ten konwerter jednostek online pozwala szybko i dokładnie przeliczać wiele różnych jednostek miar z jednego układu na inny. Strona Konwersja jednostek przeznaczona jest dla inżynierów, tłumaczy i wszelkich innych użytkowników, którzy korzystają z wartości mierzonych w różnych ten może posłużyć do przeliczania kilkuset jednostek (w tym metrycznych, angielskich i amerykańskich) podzielonych na 76 kategorii, albo kilku tysięcy par jednostek, obejmujących przyspieszenie, pole powierzchni, energię, siłę, długość, światło, masę, przepływ masy, gęstość, pojemność masową, moc, ciśnienie, naprężenie, temperaturę, czas, moment obrotowy, szybkość, lepkość, objętość i pojemność, przepływ objętościowy i tym kalkulatorze notacja z literą E służy do wyświetlania zbyt małych i zbyt wielkich liczb. Notacja E (wykładnicza) jest jednym z formatów notacji naukowej a • 10x. Na przykład: 1 103 000 = 1,103 • 106 = 1,103E+6. Tutaj litera E (z angielskiego exponent – wykładnik potęgi) oznacza „• 10^”,czyli „razy dziesięć do potęgi”. Notacja ta jest powszechnie stosowana w kalkulatorach oraz przez naukowców, matematyków i jednostkę, z której ma zostać dokonana konwersja, z lewego pola zawierającego listę jednostkę, na którą ma zostać dokonana konwersja, z prawego pola zawierającego listę lewym polu Z wpisz wartość (np. „15”).Wynik pojawi się w polach Wynik oraz tego możesz wprowadzić wartość w polu Na po prawej stronie i odczytać wynik konwersji z pól Z i work hard to ensure that the results presented by converters and calculators are correct. However, we do not guarantee that our converters and calculators are free of errors. All of the content is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind. Terms and zauważysz błąd w tekście lub obliczeniach, albo jeśli potrzebujesz innego konwertera, którego tu nie ma, daj nam znać o tym! Unit Converter YouTube channel
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Przelicz litry na tony Za pomocą tego kalkulatora online możesz przeliczyć tony na litry i odwrotnie. Dane dotyczące gęstości: Gęstość wody (4C) = 1000 kg/m3 Gęstość piasku = 1300 ... 1800 kg/m3 Gęstość betonu = 1400 ... 2600 kg/m3 Gęstość stali = 7700 ... 7900 kg/m3 Gęstość benzyny = 700 ... 780 kg/m3 Gęstość nafty = 780 ... 830 kg/m3 Gęstość oleju napędowego = 830 ... 860 kg/m3 Wszystkie dane dotyczące gęstości w tym tabela gęstości. Formuła: V = m * p V - objętość m - masa p - gęstość Objętość to ilościowa charakterystyka przestrzeni zajmowanej przez ciało lub substancję. Masa jest cechą ciała, która jest miarą oddziaływania grawitacyjnego z innymi ciałami. Gęstość jest miarą masy na jednostkę objętości.

Według danych z 5 sierpnia za 1000 litrów benzyny PB95 trzeba zapłacić w PKN Orlen 6183 zł, a 1000 litrów diesla kosztuje 6552 zł. To ceny bez VAT. Gdyby przełożyły się na ceny detaliczne w stosunku jeden do jednego, to po doliczeniu podatku od towarów i usług litr benzyny powinien stanieć do 6,68 zł.

Poniższy arkusz powstał z myślą o osobach, które rozważają zastąpienie w całości lub częściowo, w istniejącym już domu, klasycznej instalacji grzewczej, instalacją grzewczą elektryczną zasilaną z fotowoltaiki w celu osiągnięcia pełnej lub częściowej niezależności energetycznej domu lub krokiem jest przeliczenie rocznego zużycia paliwa na energię elektryczną wyrażoną w obliczenia miały sens, warto przeprowadzić obliczenia dla wartości średniej z kilku lat,Arkusz pozwala przeliczyć następujące rodzaje paliw na energię elektryczną:węgiel,olej opałowy,gaz GZ50,gaz płynny LPG o proporcji propan-butan 1:1,drewno,pellets,energię z węzła cieplnego wyrażoną w MJ. Arkusz posiada także pole służące do dodania rocznego zużycia energii elektrycznej na potrzeby w poniższą miniaturę, aby przejść do obliczeń. Po kliknięciu w poniższy obrazek zostanie wygenerowana indywidualna kopia arkusz i zapisana na Twoim koncie Gmail (wymagane jest posiadanie konta Gmail).Otrzymaną wartość rocznego zapotrzebowania na energię elektryczną można wykorzystać do obliczenia wielkości, szacunkowego kosztu oraz czasu zwrotu z inwestycji w fotowoltaikę:Ostatnia aktualizacja: marzec 2020.
Jednak, gdy zdecyduje się na zakup np. 30 litrów benzyny 95 to zapłaci 138,30 zł. Aż 78,80 zł z tej kwoty to podatki. Podatki w oleju napędowym i autogazie. Rząd częściowo wpływa nie tylko na to, ile podatków jest w cenie litra benzyny, lecz także oleju napędowego.
Random converter 1 megagram [Mg] = 1 ton (metric) [t]More about MassDigital scale with flax seedsOverviewMass vs. WeightGravitational MassInertial MassMass and RelativityUnitsKilogramElectronvoltAtomic Mass UnitSlugSolar MassCaratGrainOther Units of MassOverviewMass is a measure of the resistance of the object to acceleration. It is an inherent property of the object, contrast to weight, which depends on the gravitational field of the planet, where the object is located. If the force applied to the object and its acceleration are known, we can calculate mass m using Newton’s second law of motion: F = ma, where F is the force and a is the vs. WeightIn everyday use, the words “mass” and “weight” are often equivalent, both referring to mass. In physics, weight refers to the force that acts on an object and is calculated as a product of mass and g, the gravitational acceleration that differs depending on the astronomical object, which creates the gravitational field that the object is affected by. For example, in the case of Earth, g = m/s², and for the Moon it is about six times less, approximately m/s². Thus, an object with a mass of one kilogram weights approximately newtons (N) on the Earth, and N on the Moon's mass is kgGravitational MassGravitational mass refers to the measure of the gravitational force experienced by the object (passive) or deployed by it (active). When active gravitational mass increases, the gravitational field of the object becomes stronger. The gravitational field is what keeps the astronomical objects in place and determines the structure and the layout of the Universe. Tides are also caused by the interaction between the gravitational forces of the Moon and the gravitational mass measures the effect of the gravitational field of another body on an object. An increase in the weight of the object increases its passive gravitational MassThe inertial mass of an object is the property of resisting the change in this object’s motion. It represents the degree of resistance of the object to being accelerated. Newton’s second law of mechanics refers to inertial mass. Gravitational mass and inertial mass are and RelativityAccording to the theory of relativity, the gravitational mass changes the curvature of the space-time continuum. The more mass such body has, the greater is the curvature around the body, so close to the bodies of large mass such as stars, the light rays bend. In astronomy, this effect is called a gravitational lens. On the contrary, far from large astronomical objects (massive stars or clusters called galaxies), the light rays move in a straight line. The basic postulate of the theory of relativity states that the speed of light in a vacuum is finite and it is the same for all observers, regardless of the light source motion. Several interesting consequences can be drawn from this principle. First, it is possible to imagine the existence of objects with such a large mass that the escape velocity for objects to escape the gravitational attraction of such an object will be equal to the speed of light. Consequently, no information from this object will get to the outside world. Such space objects are called “black holes” in general relativity and their existence was experimentally proved. Second, when an object is traveling at close to the speed of light, its inertial mass increases such that the local time inside this object is slowing down compared to the time measured by the stationary clock located on Earth. This paradox is known as the twin paradox. It involves identical twins, one of whom makes a journey into space in a high-speed rocket moving at a speed close to the speed of light and the other remains on Earth. When the astronaut twin returns home, he finds that his twin who remained on Earth is biologically older than he is!UnitsKilogramThe SI unit of mass is a kilogram, which is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Planck constant h to be 070 15 × 10⁻³⁴ when expressed in the unit J s, which is equal to kg m² s⁻¹, where the meter and the second are defined in terms of c and ΔνCs. Multiples of kilogram are also commonly used, such as a gram (1/1000 of a kilogram) and a tonne (1000 kilograms).ElectronvoltElectronvolt is a unit of energy and can be described by the formula E=mc², where E represents energy, m stands for mass, and c is the speed of light. According to mass-energy equivalence, electronvolt is also used as a unit of mass within the natural units system where C is equal to 1. This unit is often used in particle Mass UnitAtomic mass units (u) are used to measure mass of molecules and atoms. 1 u is 1/12 of a mass of an atom of carbon-12. It is about × 10⁻²⁷ slug is a unit of mass used in the imperial system, mainly in the UK. 1 slug is defined as a mass that accelerates by 1 foot per second squared when one pound-force is applied to it. It is about solar mass is kgSolar MassThe solar mass is used in astronomy to measure masses of astronomical objects such as stars, planets, and galaxies. 1 unit of solar mass equals the mass of the Sun, which is about 2 × 10³⁰ kilograms. The Earth is about 332,946 times smaller than jewelry, the mass of gemstones and metals is measured in carats, where one carat is 200 milligrams. It originally referred to the weight of a carob seed and customers would often carry their own seeds to use when dealing with merchants of precious metals, to ensure accuracy of the transaction. The weight of a gold coin in ancient Rome was defined as 24 carob seeds, and as a result, carats also became an indication of the purity of gold, with 24 carats being gold-only, 12 carats being an alloy of half-gold, and so information in soft metric system on food products in CanadaGrainThe grain is a unit of mass used across the world from the Bronze Age into the Renaissance. It is equivalent to the weight of a grain of commonly grown cereals at the time, such as barley, or about milligrams. It is a little more than a quarter of a carat. It was previously used in jewelry to measure gemstones before the carat was adopted. Currently, it is used in weaponry for measuring the mass of gunpowder, bullets, and arrows. It is also used in dentistry to measure the mass of gold Units of MassSome imperial units of mass include pounds, stones, and ounces, commonly used in the UK, USA, and Canada. 1 pound equals grams. Stones are used to measure people’s weight. 1 stone is about kilograms or exactly 14 pounds. Ounces are often used in cooking, especially with ingredients in small quantities. 1 ounce is 1⁄16 of a pound and about grams. In Canada, many products are sold in imperial sizes and at the same time labeled in metric units as shown in this picture. This is known as “soft metric” as opposed to a “hard metric” system where packages are sold in round metric numbers. Unlike these soft metric packages, in a hard metric system soda crackers might come in a 500 g package and green peas in a 400 mL you have difficulty translating a measurement unit into another language? Help is available! Post your question in TCTerms and you will get an answer from experienced technical translators in minutes. Konwertery popularnych jednostekKonwertery długości, masy, objętości, powierzchni, temperatury, ciśnienia, energii, mocy, prędkości i innych popularnych jednostek ConverterIn physics, mass, or more specifically inertial mass, is defined as a quantitative measure of an object’s resistance to acceleration. Gravitational mass is defined as the property of a body that causes it to have weight in a gravitational field. It can also be described as a measure of the magnitude of the gravitational force which is exerted by an object, or experienced by an object when interacting with a second International System of Units (SI) unit of mass is the kilogram (kg). The kilogram is the base unit of mass in the International System of Units and is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Planck constant h to be 070 15 × 10⁻³⁴ when expressed in the unit J s, which is equal to kg m² s⁻¹, where the meter and the second are defined in terms of c and ΔνCs. The kilogram is almost exactly equal to the mass of one liter of water. The CGS system unit of mass is the użycia konwertera „Mass Converter”Ten konwerter jednostek online pozwala szybko i dokładnie przeliczać wiele różnych jednostek miar z jednego układu na inny. Strona Konwersja jednostek przeznaczona jest dla inżynierów, tłumaczy i wszelkich innych użytkowników, którzy korzystają z wartości mierzonych w różnych ten może posłużyć do przeliczania kilkuset jednostek (w tym metrycznych, angielskich i amerykańskich) podzielonych na 76 kategorii, albo kilku tysięcy par jednostek, obejmujących przyspieszenie, pole powierzchni, energię, siłę, długość, światło, masę, przepływ masy, gęstość, pojemność masową, moc, ciśnienie, naprężenie, temperaturę, czas, moment obrotowy, szybkość, lepkość, objętość i pojemność, przepływ objętościowy i tym kalkulatorze notacja z literą E służy do wyświetlania zbyt małych i zbyt wielkich liczb. Notacja E (wykładnicza) jest jednym z formatów notacji naukowej a • 10x. Na przykład: 1 103 000 = 1,103 • 106 = 1,103E+6. Tutaj litera E (z angielskiego exponent – wykładnik potęgi) oznacza „• 10^”,czyli „razy dziesięć do potęgi”. Notacja ta jest powszechnie stosowana w kalkulatorach oraz przez naukowców, matematyków i jednostkę, z której ma zostać dokonana konwersja, z lewego pola zawierającego listę jednostkę, na którą ma zostać dokonana konwersja, z prawego pola zawierającego listę lewym polu Z wpisz wartość (np. „15”).Wynik pojawi się w polach Wynik oraz tego możesz wprowadzić wartość w polu Na po prawej stronie i odczytać wynik konwersji z pól Z i work hard to ensure that the results presented by converters and calculators are correct. However, we do not guarantee that our converters and calculators are free of errors. All of the content is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind. Terms and zauważysz błąd w tekście lub obliczeniach, albo jeśli potrzebujesz innego konwertera, którego tu nie ma, daj nam znać o tym! Unit Converter YouTube channel
Dobra współpraca z instalacją LPG poprawia ekonomiczność jazdy, ponieważ ta konstrukcja nie należy do najbardziej oszczędnych. Dla przykładu Citroen C5 w wersji 207-konnej potrzebuje ok. 11/12 litrów benzyny na każde 100 km. Silnik benzynowy 5.0 V8 M119 Mercedes-Benz Jak obliczyć opłatę środowiskową związaną z wprowadzaniem zanieczyszczeń do środowiska? Przykładowo: od samochodu do 3,5 tony, rok produkcji 1995, bez ulg, zakup miesięczny w litrach paliwa ON 330 litrów, oraz dwóch innych podobnych samochodów. Łącznie firma na miesiąc zakupuje i zużywa 950 litrów ON. Rozwiązanie Zakładam, że wszystkie trzy samochody są osobowe i zostały zarejestrowane po raz pierwszy do 30 czerwca 1995 r. oraz są napędzane olejem napędowym. Ma to znaczenie przy określaniu stawki opłaty za gazy wprowadzone do powietrza z jednostki spalonego paliwa. Krok 1. Obliczenie zużycia paliwa w tonach według wzoru: ilość zużytego paliwa w litrach × gęstość paliwa = zużycie w kilogramach : 1000 = zużycie w tonach 950 l (łączne zużycie) × 6 mies. = 5700 l 5700 l × 0,84 kg/l (dane z objaśnień do załącznika rozporządzenia z 15 grudnia 2005 r.*) = 4788 kg : 1000 = 4,788 Mg NOWOŚĆ na Prenumerata elektroniczna Dziennika Gazety Prawnej KUP TERAZ! Krok 2. Obliczenie opłaty według wzoru: ilość spalonego paliwa w Mg × stawka = opłata 4,788 Mg × 16,31 zł = 78,09 zł Opłata wynosi 78,09 zł. Ponieważ art. 289 ustawy - Prawo ochrony środowiska zwalnia od uiszczenia półrocznej opłaty do wysokości 400 zł, to w tym przypadku opłata ta nie podlega uiszczeniu. Pomimo że wyliczona kwota opłaty mieści się w limicie zwolnienia, nie oznacza to, że Czytelnik nie ma żadnych obowiązków związanych z korzystaniem ze środowiska. Obowiązki związane z korzystaniem ze środowiska Po pierwsze, w celu ustalenia wysokości opłaty należy prowadzić aktualizowaną co pół roku ewidencję. W przypadku wprowadzania gazów lub pyłów do powietrza, np. z tytułu używania samochodów, ewidencja powinna zawierać: l informacje o ilości i rodzajach gazów lub pyłów wprowadzanych do powietrza oraz l dane, na podstawie których określono te ilości. Po drugie, informacje i dane wynikające z ewidencji należy przesłać marszałkowi województwa (w tym przypadku należy też podać wysokość wyliczonej opłaty) i wojewódzkiemu inspektorowi ochrony środowiska. Informacje te należy przesłać do końca miesiąca następującego po upływie każdego półrocza. Najbliższym terminem jest więc 31 lipca 2007 r. Wzór tej informacji określają załączniki 1 i 2 (tabela D) rozporządzenia Ministra Środowiska z 15 grudnia 2005 r. w sprawie wzorów wykazów zawierających informacje i dane o zakresie korzystania ze środowiska oraz o wysokości należnych opłat i sposobu przedstawiania tych informacji i danych ( Nr 252, poz. 2128). Po trzecie, w tym samym terminie (najbliższy - 31 lipca) należy wpłacić opłatę. W przypadku opłaty związanej z eksploatacją urządzeń, w tym również środków transportu, opłatę należy wpłacić na rachunek urzędu marszałkowskiego właściwego ze względu na miejsce rejestracji podmiotu korzystającego ze środowiska. Obowiązek taki istnieje jednak tylko wtedy, gdy opłata przekracza kwotę zwolnioną - 400 zł. Należy pamiętać, że zwolnienie z obowiązku poniesienia opłaty nie zwalnia z obowiązku składania wykazów o zakresie korzystania ze środowiska. Skutki niewywiązania się z obowiązków nałożonych przez ustawę na osoby korzystające ze środowiska zależą od rodzaju i stopnia ich naruszenia. Jeżeli podmiot korzystający ze środowiska: l nie przedłoży wykazu zawierającego informacje i dane o zakresie korzystania ze środowiska oraz o wysokości należnej opłaty - marszałek województwa wymierza opłatę, w drodze decyzji, na podstawie własnych ustaleń oraz wyników kontroli wojewódzkiego inspektora ochrony środowiska, l zamieści w wykazie zawierającym informacje i dane o zakresie korzystania ze środowiska oraz o wysokości należnych opłat informacje lub dane nasuwające zastrzeżenia - marszałek województwa wymierza, w drodze decyzji, na podstawie własnych ustaleń lub wyników kontroli wojewódzkiego inspektora ochrony środowiska, opłatę w wysokości stanowiącej różnicę pomiędzy opłatą należną a wynikającą z wykazu. Marszałek województwa dokonuje własnych ustaleń na podstawie: l pomiarów dokonywanych przez organy administracji lub przez podmiot korzystający ze środowiska obowiązany do poniesienia opłat, l innych danych technicznych i technologicznych. l art. 3 pkt 20 i 42, art. 275, art. 277, art. 285, art. 287, art. 289 ustawy z 27 kwietnia 2001 r. - Prawo ochrony środowiska - z 2006 r. Nr 129, poz. 902; z 2007 r. Nr 88, poz. 587 l załącznik nr 1 tabela D do rozporządzenia Rady Ministrów z 20 grudnia 2005 r. w sprawie opłat za korzystanie ze środowiska - Nr 260, poz. 2176; z 2006 r. Nr 71, poz. 714 l objaśnienia do załączników nr 1 i 2 do rozporządzenia Ministra Środowiska z 15 grudnia 2005 r. w sprawie wzorów wykazów zawierających informacje i dane o zakresie korzystania ze środowiska oraz o wysokości należnych opłat i sposobu przedstawiania tych informacji i danych - Nr 252, poz. 2128 Ewa Leszczyńska ekspert w zakresie podatków i opłat * Zgodnie z ww. objaśnieniami zużycie paliwa wyrażone w jednostce objętości należy przeliczyć na jednostkę marży, uwzględniając, że gęstość: - benzyny silnikowej wynosi 0,755 kg/l, - gazu płynnego propanu-butanu wynosi 0,5 kg/l, - oleju napędowego wynosi 0,84 kg/l.

To nie są żarty tylko lepiej się upewnić. Chodziło mi czy jeśli autobus na LNG zużywa 51,6 m3 na 100 km, a autobus na ON 39 litrów na 100 km, czy mogę to porównać tak jak jest? czy zużycie LNG muszę przeliczyć, czy też mogę zostawić po prostu. Autobusy, które jeżdżą na etanol raczej nie tankują w monopolowym.

Do obliczenia tego, ile realnie pali auto, wystarcza kilka działań i mechanizm proporcji. Zakładając, że na trasie 540 km samochód zużył 47 litrów, należy użyć zestawienia: 47 l = 540 km; X l = 100 km. W ten sposób odpowiedź na pytanie kryć będzie się w wyniku ze wzoru proporcji: X = (47:540) x 100. W efekcie: X = (0,087) x 100

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