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Question regarding pressure and energy
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[QUOTE="haruspex, post: 5997818, member: 334404"] Not quite. The work done is P.dV, i.e. there has to be a change in volume. I did point that out in post #2. That does not contradict what I wrote. It still leaves pressure and energy dimensionally different, just as energy and power are dimensionally different. In the one case the ratio is a volume, in other, time. The OP explicitly stated that a direct conversion was sought, not pressure as energy per volume. [/QUOTE]
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