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The 18 pages that link to Barometer, each with the reason it gives.

• PressureRelated: Barometers turn atmospheric pressure into a measurable height or sensor reading.

• Atmospheric pressureRelated: Barometers turn atmospheric pressure into a measurable quantity for weather and elevation work.

• Boyle's lawRelated: Pressure readings can be paired with gas-volume measurements in laboratory demonstrations of the law.

• HydrostaticsRelated: Liquid-column barometers determine air pressure through hydrostatic balance.

• ManometerCompared with: A barometer is a specialized liquid-column instrument whose reference is a vacuum rather than ambient air.

• Gas pressureBroader topic: A barometer converts the force of gas pressure into a readable measurement.

• Evangelista TorricelliNarrower topic: Torricelli’s mercury instrument established the barometer as a practical scientific device.

• Robert FitzRoyRelated: Pressure readings informed FitzRoy’s assessment of approaching storms.

• Absolute pressureRelated: A barometer supplies the atmospheric-pressure value needed to convert gauge readings.

• Torricelli's lawRelated: Torricelli's mercury-tube experiment established atmospheric pressure as a measurable cause.

• Jean-Pierre BlanchardRelated: A barometer helped balloonists estimate altitude as pressure fell during ascent.

• Buys Ballot's lawRelated: Pressure readings supplied the comparison needed to formulate the rule.

• Millimetre of mercuryBroader topic: Mercury barometers measure pressure through the height of a supported mercury column.

• Otto von GuerickeRelated: Pressure measurement developed alongside experiments that made the atmosphere’s force experimentally accessible.

• Measuring instrumentBroader topic: Barometers infer pressure from effects such as liquid-column height or deformation of a sealed chamber.

• Horace Bénédict de SaussureRelated: Barometric readings let Saussure estimate altitude on mountain expeditions.

• Surface weather observationRelated: Its reading is reduced or referenced to standard levels for comparison between locations.

• Vertical pressure variationRelated: Its readings track atmospheric pressure changes associated with altitude and weather.