"kPa" meaning in All languages combined

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Symbol [Conventions internationales]

  1. Symbole du kilopascal, unité de mesure de pression du Système international (SI), valant 10³ pascals. Tags: physical
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: Pa

Noun [Français]

IPA: \ka.pe.a\
  1. Abréviation de kilopascal.
    Sense id: fr-kPa-fr-noun-AW3oGcMb Categories (other): Exemples en français, Lexique en français de la métrologie Topics: metrology
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: kilopascal
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