Talk:12.4.4 Vacuum Technology

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Pascal (Symbol Pa)

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1 Pa = 1 newton per square meter The numbers given (conversion in different units) do not agree with the data found elsewere , see for example [1]


Gauges

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Cold-cathode gauges (penning), absolute gauges used for calibration


Bayard-Alpert Gauge

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May be added : Its sensitivity depends on the nature of the gas, in particular its ionization cross section.