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	<onlyinclude>'''Absolute pressure''' is the measure of [[pressure]] with respect to ''absolute zero pressure'', which is the pressure of a perfect [[vacuum]].</onlyinclude><ref>~~The Engineering Toolbox~~. ~~(April 4~~, ~~2015). ''Pressure'' [Online]. Available: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pressure-d_587~~.~~html~~</ref> The absolute pressure measurement is required for the [[ideal gas law]] in the same sense that [[temperature]] must be represented by its absolute unit, the [[Kelvin]].		<onlyinclude>'''Absolute pressure''' is the measure of [[pressure]] with respect to ''absolute zero pressure'', which is the pressure of a perfect [[vacuum]].</onlyinclude><ref>Physics for Scientists and Engineers by Randall Knight, 4the edition pg 365. Published by Pearson, 2017.</ref> The absolute pressure measurement is required for the [[ideal gas law]] in the same sense that [[temperature]] must be represented by its absolute unit, the [[Kelvin]].

	Many pressure measurements on Earth, like [[tire pressure]] subtract off the pressure from the [[atmosphere]], which is a [[gauge pressure]]. This can confuse matters because this pressure is also measured in the same units. Absolute pressure is given by the gauge pressure plus [[atm\|atmospheric pressure]] for measurements on Earth.		Many pressure measurements on Earth, like [[tire pressure]] subtract off the pressure from the [[atmosphere]], which is a [[gauge pressure]]. This can confuse matters because this pressure is also measured in the same units. Absolute pressure is given by the gauge pressure plus [[atm\|atmospheric pressure]] for measurements on Earth.

	~~See also~~ [[~~gauge~~ pressure]].
			==For Further Reading==
			*[[Psig]]
			*[[Pressure]]
			*[[Atmosphere]]
			*[[PV diagram]]
			*[[Gauge pressure]]
			*[[Energy conversion technology]]
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	<onlyinclude>'''Absolute pressure''' is the measure of [[pressure]] with respect to ''absolute zero pressure'', which is the pressure of a perfect [[vacuum]].</onlyinclude><ref>The Engineering Toolbox. (April 4, 2015). ''Pressure'' [Online]. Available: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pressure-d_587.html</ref> The absolute pressure measurement is required for the [[ideal gas law]] in the same sense that [[temperature]] must be represented by its absolute unit, the [[Kelvin]].		<onlyinclude>'''Absolute pressure''' is the measure of [[pressure]] with respect to ''absolute zero pressure'', which is the pressure of a perfect [[vacuum]].</onlyinclude><ref>The Engineering Toolbox. (April 4, 2015). ''Pressure'' [Online]. Available: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pressure-d_587.html</ref> The absolute pressure measurement is required for the [[ideal gas law]] in the same sense that [[temperature]] must be represented by its absolute unit, the [[Kelvin]].

	Many pressure measurements on Earth, like [[tire pressure]] subtract off the pressure from the [[atmosphere]], which is a [[gauge pressure]]. This can confuse matters because this pressure is also measured in the same units. Absolute pressure is given by the gauge pressure plus [[atm\|atmospheric pressure]] for measurements on Earth.		Many pressure measurements on Earth, like [[tire pressure]] subtract off the pressure from the [[atmosphere]], which is a [[gauge pressure]]. This can confuse matters because this pressure is also measured in the same units. Absolute pressure is given by the gauge pressure plus [[atm\|atmospheric pressure]] for measurements on Earth.
	[[~~File:Pressure.png\|400px\|thumbnail\|center\|Figure 1: Possible~~ pressure ~~measurements of a system.~~]]
			See also [[gauge pressure]].

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<onlyinclude>'''Absolute pressure''' is the measure of [[pressure]] with respect to ''absolute zero pressure'', which is the pressure of a perfect [[vacuum]].</onlyinclude><ref>The Engineering Toolbox. (April 4, 2015). ''Pressure'' [Online]. Available: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pressure-d_587.html</ref> The absolute pressure measurement is required for the [[ideal gas law]] in the same sense that [[temperature]] must be represented by its absolute unit, the [[Kelvin]].

Many pressure measurements on Earth, like [[tire pressure]] subtract off the pressure from the [[atmosphere]], which is a [[gauge pressure]]. This can confuse matters because this pressure is also measured in the same units. Absolute pressure is given by the gauge pressure plus [[atm|atmospheric pressure]] for measurements on Earth.
[[File:Pressure.png|400px|thumbnail|center|Figure 1: Possible pressure measurements of a system.]]

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