Yeah, I was thinking about that after I said it and a dyne/cm^2 seemed
awful small for a bar. I guess they are totally unrelated and I just had
the idea that they were.

Sean

At 02:19 AM 11/7/99 -0500, you wrote:
>A 'bar' is 100,000 Pa, so you don't need dynes or cm.
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