Nanopascals (nPa) are a unit of pressure used to measure very small pressure differentials or low-pressure systems. One nanopascal is equal to one billionth of a pascal, the SI unit of pressure. Nanopascals are ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [pressure] => (pascals), 1 Gigapascals (GPa) is equal to 1000000000 pascals, while 1 Nanopascals (nPa) = 1.0E-9 pascals.| 1 Gigapascals | to common pressure units |
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| 1 GPa | = 1000000000 pascals (Pa) |
| 1 GPa | = 9869.2326671601 atmosphere atm standard (atm) |
| 1 GPa | = 7500637.5541921 millimeter of mercury (mmHg) |
| 1 GPa | = 10000 bars (bar) |
| 1 GPa | = 7500616.8271009 torrs (Torr) |
| 1 GPa | = 145.03773772954 ksi (ksi) |
| 1 GPa | = 145037.73772954 psi (psi) |
| 1 GPa | = 101971621.29779 kilogram force per square meter (kgf/m2) |
| 1 GPa | = 10197.162129779 atmosphere at technical (at) |
| 1 GPa | = 1.0000000001E+27 attopascals (aPa) |
| Gigapascals | to Nanopascals (table conversion) |
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| 1 GPa | = 1.0E+18 nPa |
| 2 GPa | = 2.0E+18 nPa |
| 3 GPa | = 3.0E+18 nPa |
| 4 GPa | = 4.0E+18 nPa |
| 5 GPa | = 5.0E+18 nPa |
| 6 GPa | = 6.0E+18 nPa |
| 7 GPa | = 7.0E+18 nPa |
| 8 GPa | = 8.0E+18 nPa |
| 9 GPa | = 9.0E+18 nPa |
| 10 GPa | = 1.0E+19 nPa |
| 20 GPa | = 2.0E+19 nPa |
| 30 GPa | = 3.0E+19 nPa |
| 40 GPa | = 4.0E+19 nPa |
| 50 GPa | = 5.0E+19 nPa |
| 60 GPa | = 6.0E+19 nPa |
| 70 GPa | = 7.0E+19 nPa |
| 80 GPa | = 8.0E+19 nPa |
| 90 GPa | = 9.0E+19 nPa |
| 100 GPa | = 1.0E+20 nPa |
| 200 GPa | = 2.0E+20 nPa |
| 300 GPa | = 3.0E+20 nPa |
| 400 GPa | = 4.0E+20 nPa |
| 500 GPa | = 5.0E+20 nPa |
| 600 GPa | = 6.0E+20 nPa |
| 700 GPa | = 7.0E+20 nPa |
| 800 GPa | = 8.0E+20 nPa |
| 900 GPa | = 9.0E+20 nPa |
| 1000 GPa | = 1.0E+21 nPa |
| 2000 GPa | = 2.0E+21 nPa |
| 4000 GPa | = 4.0E+21 nPa |
| 5000 GPa | = 5.0E+21 nPa |
| 7500 GPa | = 7.5E+21 nPa |
| 10000 GPa | = 1.0E+22 nPa |
| 25000 GPa | = 2.5E+22 nPa |
| 50000 GPa | = 5.0E+22 nPa |
| 100000 GPa | = 1.0E+23 nPa |
| 1000000 GPa | = 1.0E+24 nPa |
| 1000000000 GPa | = 1.0E+27 nPa |