- deprecated".
Units derived from the bar
include the
megabar (symbol: Mbar),
kilobar (symbol: kbar),
decibar (symbol: dbar),
centibar (symbol: cbar), and millibar...
-
reserves and it is
widely traded among bullion dealers. Additionally, the
kilobar,
weighing 1,000
grams (32.15 troy ounces), and the 100-troy-ounce (109...
- a
thermoelectric material. Silverman, M. S. (1966). "High-pressure (70-
kilobar)
Synthesis of New
Crystalline Lead Dichalcogenides".
Inorganic Chemistry...
- 40 (5.9 MJ/kg)
Remains plastic with no exudation,
Celsius −57 to +77
Detonation pressure with
density of 1.58
grams per
cubic centimeter,
kilobars 257...
-
create high pressure. High
pressure usually means pressures of
thousands (
kilobars) or
millions (megabars) of
times atmospheric pressure (about 1 bar or 100...
-
United States with
millions of
dollars in cash, stocks, jewelry, and gold
kilobars inscribed "To my
husband on our 24th anniversary". On
November 4, 1991...
- 7 joule
pulsed ruby
laser that
heated the
sample to 3000 °C
while at 260
kilobars. This was
sufficient to
convert graphite to diamond. The
major flaws within...
-
Frank (15
February 1964). "The
granite system at
pressures of 4 to 10
kilobars".
Journal of
Geophysical Research. 69 (4): 759–773. Bibcode:1964JGR......
-
diagram from 1975,
presenting data
through 1970. The
ordinate is
pressure in
kilobars (kbar). and the
abscissa is
temperature in
kelvins (K). (The temperatures...
- less than two
kilobars the
stable composition is a
mixture of hedenbergite, olivine, and quartz. When the
pressure moves to
twenty kilobars, the composition...
