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well thanks to all that helped when i first read this forum I didn't even know that a gas law was what I was looking for, thank you for putting up with my questions I really appreciate that!

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also found nothing when i searched tech's diagram.. care to shed more light on that?

5 years old but still full of useful information that is new to me!, thanks for the thorough explanation!

I have been using high concentrated acids for years, for different purposes. for my purpose now, if I use a high concentrated acid, and only need to create a minimal amount of gas to inflate ...

What if you use a desiccant to absorb the water? say like silica gel?

For the 5L grease jug (5L is volume, 1.36 is the number of atmospheres. !4.7 is atmospheric, so increasing by 5 will give about 20. 20/4,7= 1.36)

1.36 is the number of atmospheres in the jug? what is an atmosphere 4.7 is atmospheric pressure? increasing the volume to place in the jug by 5 i get ...

oh, further more forgot part 2 to my response. what about changing the acid from acetic to sulfuric or muratic? would that allow for less acid and more co2 creation? also i know that if you use muratic acid and tin foil you create an enormous exothermic reaction that creates enormous amounts of ...

@boiling lead bath : How do you know for a fact that it takes 21L to charge the bottle to 100psi is there some formula for that? a formula that will allow you to figure what psi a given volume will charge a given container to?

I have a 5L grease jug, and i need to charge it to 5psi how would i ...