The amount of pressure in a gas is measured in pascals.

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anonymous · Answer

If this is a true or false question the answer is True. Reason is because gas is determined by its pressure, volume, and temperature. Pv=nRT
P=Pressure measured in Pascals
v= Volume
n= Amount of substance (gas)
R= Universal gas constant 
T= Temperature
Does this make sense?

anonymous · Answer

@AutumnChreene I believe the question is more about the units if I understand correctly?  @DopeGurrl_ Pressure can be measured in in Pascals but it can also be measured in a whole bunch of other units such as Atmospheres and Torrs.  In SI units however the standard is Pascals which also, btw, means Newtons/meters^2