co2 bering gun

[jonnyboy]

It operates at 56 bar, as you are using unregulated CO2. I highly suggest that you never use any compressed gas whose pressure you don't know, or you will end up only half the man you used to be.

How can you say that co2 changes pressure with temperature.

And i also think that now the post is locked about my spelling it is being transfered into my posts, yes i put a f instead of a t but i corrected it soon after get over it.

How about you do some of your own research it seems like every other post of yours is impossible to read or contains a question that could be answered by yourself in 10 seconds.

[Lentamentalisk]

I can say for a fact that CO2 changes pressure with temperature. That is one of the primary things you learn in chemistry, the ideal gas law, and that vapor pressure varies with temperature. Use punctuation, or I will prove you wrong based on the difference in meaning of what you meant and what you said.

What you meant is:
"How can you say that? CO2 changes pressure with temperature."
What it came out as:
"PV!=nRT"

56bar is an approximation, based on the normalish room temperature.

Despite that, you are improving considerably, as I can see you used some punctuation and capitalization.


edit: You beat me to it.

[maggotman]

How about you do some of your own research it seems like every other post of yours is impossible to read or contains a question that could be answered by yourself in 10 seconds.

WTF I have not once asked a question, all i am saying is that 56bar is not always the pressure of co2, so why is he saying that my gun firs at 56psi.

[Lentamentalisk]

As I said in the above post, I said that you gun turns into an evergreen tree at 56bar because that is a fairly standard number for the pressure of CO2 at about room temperature, though it will lower to almost nothing if you just open it up and let it freeze itself.

[Hotwired]

I said that you gun turns into an evergreen tree at 56bar

This is getting daft.

It fires using unregulated CO2, end of debate, there's no point trying to nail down a pressure because you both know it changes as the whole system cools.