Experiments aimed at experiencing atmospheric pressure

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  • 大気圧を体験する実験
  • タイキアツ オ タイケン スル ジッケン

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Atmospheric pressure is pressure exerted due to the weight of the atmosphere (air). On Earth, atmospheric pressure is 5.3 × 10[18] kg. However, we do not feel atmospheric pressure in our usual environment; in fact, we live with a weight of 10 tons per 1m[2]. This paper presents several experimental methods for understanding atmospheric pressure using simple daily-life objects. Additionally, we administered a questionnaire in our experimental science classes and found a difference in the level of basic knowledge among the participants, with the majority understanding the experiments. Note: [18] and [2] are superscripts

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