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Convert 0.124 torr to the standard atmosphere

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0.124 torr to standard atmosphere:

1 atm = 760 torr

∴ 1 torr = `1/760` atm

∴ 0.124 torr = `0.124xx1/760`

= 1.632 × 10–4 atm

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