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• Barometric formula
  ...e function of distance to the center of the planet, a completely general barometric formula is very intricate. The second barometric formula is based on the same assumptions as the first, the only generalization bein
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• Barometric formula/Definition
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• Barometric formula/Related Articles
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• Barometer formula
  #REDIRECT [[Barometric formula]]
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• Geopotential meter/Related Articles
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• Atmospheric pressure/Related Articles
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• Barometric formula
  ...e function of distance to the center of the planet, a completely general barometric formula is very intricate. The second barometric formula is based on the same assumptions as the first, the only generalization bein
  6 KB (1,076 words) - 18:14, 27 August 2009
• Atmospheric pressure
  The U.S. Standard Atmosphere<ref name=StdAtm/> provides two [[barometric formula|equations]] for calculating the atmospheric pressure at any given altitude
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• Avogadro's number
  ...molecules in a vertical column of the atmosphere, see the article on the [[barometric formula]]. This formula contains the mass of the particle, the [[gravitation|gravi
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• Earth's atmosphere
  ...unit)|pascals]] and it decreases with increasing altitude. There are two [[barometric formula|equations]] for calculating the atmospheric pressure at any given altitude
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