If the pressure is #0.7*atm#, what length of mercury column will this pressure support? Chemistry Measurement Unit Conversions 1 Answer anor277 Jul 4, 2017 Approx. #532*mm*Hg..........# Explanation: #"One atmosphere"# will support a column of mercury that is #760*mm*Hg#..........And thus a column of mercury is a good visual measure of the pressure of a quantity of gas....... And so #0.7*cancel(atm)xx760*mm*Hg*cancel(atm^-1)=??*mm*Hg.# Answer link Related questions How can I memorize the metric system? How can you convert centimeters to millimeters? How can i convert centimeters to meters? What celsius temperature is the same when converted to fahrenheit? What metric unit is used to measure distance? How can I convert Celsius into Kelvin? If a planet is 13 billion kilometers from the Sun, and the distance of an Astronomical Unit (AU)... What is an example of a unit conversion practice problem? What is the pressure conversion factor for torr to kpa? How do you convert units of measurement? See all questions in Unit Conversions Impact of this question 1567 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License