Femtopascals (fPa) are a unit of pressure equal to 10^-15 pascals. This unit is exceptionally small and is typically used in highly sensitive measurements, such as those in nanotechnology, atomic force microsco ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [pressure] => (pascals), 1 Femtopascals (fPa) is equal to 1.0E-15 pascals, while 1 Decipascals (dPa) = 0.1 pascals.| 1 Femtopascals | to common pressure units |
|---|---|
| 1 fPa | = 1.0E-15 pascals (Pa) |
| 1 fPa | = 9.8692326671601E-21 atmosphere atm standard (atm) |
| 1 fPa | = 7.5006375541921E-18 millimeter of mercury (mmHg) |
| 1 fPa | = 1.0E-20 bars (bar) |
| 1 fPa | = 7.5006168271009E-18 torrs (Torr) |
| 1 fPa | = 1.4503773772954E-22 ksi (ksi) |
| 1 fPa | = 1.4503773772954E-19 psi (psi) |
| 1 fPa | = 1.0197162129779E-16 kilogram force per square meter (kgf/m2) |
| 1 fPa | = 1.0197162129779E-20 atmosphere at technical (at) |
| 1 fPa | = 1000.0000001 attopascals (aPa) |
| Femtopascals | to Decipascals (table conversion) |
|---|---|
| 1 fPa | = 1.0E-14 dPa |
| 2 fPa | = 2.0E-14 dPa |
| 3 fPa | = 3.0E-14 dPa |
| 4 fPa | = 4.0E-14 dPa |
| 5 fPa | = 5.0E-14 dPa |
| 6 fPa | = 6.0E-14 dPa |
| 7 fPa | = 7.0E-14 dPa |
| 8 fPa | = 8.0E-14 dPa |
| 9 fPa | = 9.0E-14 dPa |
| 10 fPa | = 1.0E-13 dPa |
| 20 fPa | = 2.0E-13 dPa |
| 30 fPa | = 3.0E-13 dPa |
| 40 fPa | = 4.0E-13 dPa |
| 50 fPa | = 5.0E-13 dPa |
| 60 fPa | = 6.0E-13 dPa |
| 70 fPa | = 7.0E-13 dPa |
| 80 fPa | = 8.0E-13 dPa |
| 90 fPa | = 9.0E-13 dPa |
| 100 fPa | = 1.0E-12 dPa |
| 200 fPa | = 2.0E-12 dPa |
| 300 fPa | = 3.0E-12 dPa |
| 400 fPa | = 4.0E-12 dPa |
| 500 fPa | = 5.0E-12 dPa |
| 600 fPa | = 6.0E-12 dPa |
| 700 fPa | = 7.0E-12 dPa |
| 800 fPa | = 8.0E-12 dPa |
| 900 fPa | = 9.0E-12 dPa |
| 1000 fPa | = 1.0E-11 dPa |
| 2000 fPa | = 2.0E-11 dPa |
| 4000 fPa | = 4.0E-11 dPa |
| 5000 fPa | = 5.0E-11 dPa |
| 7500 fPa | = 7.5E-11 dPa |
| 10000 fPa | = 1.0E-10 dPa |
| 25000 fPa | = 2.5E-10 dPa |
| 50000 fPa | = 5.0E-10 dPa |
| 100000 fPa | = 1.0E-9 dPa |
| 1000000 fPa | = 1.0E-8 dPa |
| 1000000000 fPa | = 1.0E-5 dPa |