| atmolysis |
1. the separation of mixed gases by passing through a porous plate, the more diffusible passing through first. 2. the disintegration of organic tissue by the fumes of toxic volatile fluids.
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| atmospheric p. |
the pressure exerted by the atmosphere, usually considered as the downward pressure of air onto a unit of area of the earth's surface; the unit of pressure at sea level is one atmosphere. Pressure decreases with increasing attitude. See also atmosphere (def. 2).
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| atmosphere |
Unit of pressure used in watch making to indicate water-resistance.
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| atmosphere |
The layers of gases surrounding the Earth.
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| atmospheric pressure |
pressure on a planet's surface caused by the amount of gas in the atmosphere. Atmospheric pressure is commonly measured in pounds per sqare inch, kilopascal, or milimeters of mercury. The atmospheric pressure at the Earth's surface is 14.7 pounds per sq. in., meaning that 1 sq. in. of air extending vertically from sea level to outer space weighs 14.7 pounds.
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