newton per square meter to millibar
Please provide values below to convert newton per square meter [N/m^2] to millibar [mbar], or change ↔.
newton per square meter [N/m^2]
Definition: The SI unit for pressure, where one newton of force is applied per square meter of surface area.
Historyandorigin: It is the base SI unit of pressure, often referred to simply as the pascal.
CurrentUse: Used in all fields of engineering and physics to measure stress, strain, and pressure.
funfact: One pascal equals the pressure exerted by a force of one newton over an area of one square meter.
millibar [mbar]
Definition: A unit of pressure equivalent to one-thousandth of a bar, often used in meteorology to measure atmospheric pressure.
Historyandorigin: The millibar was historically used as a unit of atmospheric pressure before the widespread adoption of the pascal.
CurrentUse: Still commonly used in meteorology, particularly for weather maps and forecasts.
funfact: The millibar is typically used in weather forecasts, but the pascal is becoming more common in scientific contexts!
newton per square meter [N/m^2] to millibar [mbar] Conversion Table
| 1 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.01 millibar [mbar] |
| 2 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.02 millibar [mbar] |
| 3 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.03 millibar [mbar] |
| 5 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.05 millibar [mbar] |
| 10 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.1 millibar [mbar] |
| 50 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 0.5 millibar [mbar] |
| 100 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 1 millibar [mbar] |
| 1000 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 10 millibar [mbar] |
| 10000 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 100 millibar [mbar] |
| 100000 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 1000 millibar [mbar] |
| 1000000 newton per square meter [N/m^2] | 10000 millibar [mbar] |
How to Convert newton per square meter to millibar
1 newton per square meter [N/m^2] = 0.01 millibar [mbar]
1 millibar [mbar] = 100 newton per square meter [N/m^2]
we use cross multiplication method
newton per square meter [N/m^2] → millibar [mbar]
1 → 0.01
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.01=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.015