Microns of mercury to Kilobars Converter

1 micron of mercury (µmHg) equals 1.3332239 × 10-9 kilobars (kbar).

Quick answer

  • 1 micron of mercury = 1.3332239 × 10-9 kilobars
  • 1 kilobar = 750,061,575.8 microns of mercury
  • Formula: kbar = µmHg × 1.3332239 × 10-9

1 micron of mercury = 1.3332239 × 10-9 kilobars

How to convert microns of mercury to kilobars

kbar = µmHg × 1.3332239 × 10-9

To convert microns of mercury to kilobars, multiply the number of microns of mercury by 1.3332239 × 10-9.

Example: 1 µmHg to kbar

  1. Start with the value in microns of mercury: 1 µmHg.
  2. Multiply by 1.3332239 × 10-9: 1 × 1.3332239 × 10-9 = 1.3332239 × 10-9.
  3. Result: 1 micron of mercury = 1.3332239 × 10-9 kilobars.

Going the other way, 1 kilobar = 750,061,575.846 microns of mercury, so to convert kilobars back to microns of mercury you divide by the same number. See kilobars to microns of mercury.

Microns of mercury to kilobars conversion table

Microns of mercury (µmHg)Kilobars (kbar)
1 µmHg 1.3332239 × 10-9 kbar
2 µmHg 2.6664477 × 10-9 kbar
3 µmHg 3.9996716 × 10-9 kbar
4 µmHg 5.3328955 × 10-9 kbar
5 µmHg 6.6661194 × 10-9 kbar
6 µmHg 7.9993432 × 10-9 kbar
7 µmHg 9.3325671 × 10-9 kbar
8 µmHg 1.0665791 × 10-8 kbar
9 µmHg 1.1999015 × 10-8 kbar
10 µmHg 1.3332239 × 10-8 kbar
100 µmHg 1.3332239 × 10-7 kbar

What is a micron of mercury?

HVAC technicians measure deep vacuum in microns of mercury: a system should be evacuated to below 500 microns before charging refrigerant.

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What is a kilobar?

The kilobar is used in geology for pressures deep in the Earth's crust: every kilometer of rock adds about 0.27 kbar.

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Frequently asked questions

How many kilobars are in a micron of mercury?

One micron of mercury is 1.3332239e-9 kilobars.

How many microns of mercury are in a kilobar?

One kilobar is 750,061,575.8 microns of mercury.

What is the formula to convert microns of mercury to kilobars?

kbar = µmHg × 1.3332239 × 10^-9.