kPa a mbar convertidor - Kilopascal a Milibar

Conversion derivation

Express both kPa and mbar in the same base unit Pa (pascal), then cancel the shared base unit.

1. 1

   Rewrite kPa in the base unit

   $$1\mathrm{kPa}=1,000\mathrm{Pa}$$
2. 2

   Rewrite mbar in the base unit

   $$1\mathrm{mbar}=100\mathrm{Pa}$$
3. 3

   Forward conversion

   $$\begin{array}{rl}1\mathrm{kPa}& =\frac{1,000\cancel{\mathrm{Pa}}}{100\cancel{\mathrm{Pa}}}\times 1\mathrm{mbar}\\ & =\frac{1,000}{100}\mathrm{mbar}\\ & =10\mathrm{mbar}\end{array}$$
4. 4

   Reverse conversion

   $$\begin{array}{rl}1\mathrm{mbar}& =\frac{100\cancel{\mathrm{Pa}}}{1,000\cancel{\mathrm{Pa}}}\times 1\mathrm{kPa}\\ & =\frac{100}{1,000}\mathrm{kPa}\\ & =0.1\mathrm{kPa}\end{array}$$