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The 13 pages that link to Isobar, each with the reason it gives.

• IsotopeCompared with: Isobars share mass number, unlike isotopes of one element, which share atomic number.

• Mass spectrometryRelated: Overlapping nominal masses can make distinct species difficult to separate or identify.

• IsomerCompared with: Isobars share a nuclear mass number, not necessarily the same elemental composition as isomers.

• BarometerRelated: Barometer readings provide the observations used to draw isobars.

• Mass numberCompared with: Isobars share mass number despite belonging to different elements.

• NuclideCompared with: Isobars share total nucleon count, unlike isotopes, which share proton count.

• Geostrophic windRelated: Geostrophic wind runs approximately along these lines rather than directly across them.

• Pressure-gradient forceRelated: Isobar spacing indicates the horizontal pressure gradient and therefore the force’s strength.

• Weather mapRelated: Isobars reveal pressure patterns and help locate highs, lows, and pressure gradients.

• Synoptic meteorologyRelated: Isobars make pressure gradients and circulation patterns visible in surface analysis.

• Isarithmic mapBroader topic: Weather maps use isobars to display spatial pressure patterns.

• Surface weather analysisRelated: Isobars reveal pressure centers and the strength and orientation of pressure gradients.

• Buys Ballot's lawRelated: Isobars reveal the pressure pattern around which large-scale winds circulate.