I don't know what it means but "at" and "under" mean two different things here. If the measurement was taken "at" 1 atm (whatever that means) then it's exactly "1". If it's "under" 1atm, then it's below 1 atm (so 0.99999 atm or lower).
Dear teachers
Which one of these read well?
The data was taken at/under 1 atm(@psi).
`Under` sounds better to me.
Many thanks
Offroad
I don't know what it means but "at" and "under" mean two different things here. If the measurement was taken "at" 1 atm (whatever that means) then it's exactly "1". If it's "under" 1atm, then it's below 1 atm (so 0.99999 atm or lower).
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
'At' it is then. 'Atm' is short for 'atmosphere', unit of pressure and equivalent to ~ 14.7 psi.
Very much appreciated.
Offroad