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Vacuum ranges low or rough vacuum lv 760 to 103 torr high vacuum hv3 10 to 108 torr ultrahigh vacuum uhv8 1012 torr part ial pressures of gases in air at stp gas symbol volume percent partial pressure, torr nitrogen n 2 78 593 oxygen o 2 21 159 argon ar 0. In addition, vacuum materials for vacuuminstrument casings must have low gas permeability. Chapter 9 guidelines for the fabrication of vacuum systems and components. Chapter 12 operating and maintaining high vacuum systems. Vacuum technology is a method used to evacuate air from a closed volume by creating a pressure differential from the closed volume to some vent, the ultimate vent being the open atmosphere.
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