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To: Pikachu_Dad

Also, it depends on the mixture of gases in the ball. Add a smigion of low vapor pressure gas (H2O for example) and you could get the pressure drop at 45 degrees.


13 posted on 01/24/2015 4:24:33 PM PST by babygene
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To: babygene

You are full of good ideas !

True that. Wet air could give a similar result.

You have two approaches there.
1) Condensation
2) Adsorption

You could pick a gas that will condense a the field conditions.
You could pick a gas that gets adsorbed into the football.

Hmmm. We could even pick a gas that is hard to contain. That it easily permeates through the football. Such as a small touch of Hydrogen perhaps?


24 posted on 01/24/2015 4:35:25 PM PST by Pikachu_Dad (Impeach Sen Quinn)
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To: babygene
PV/T=P'V'/T'

Basic gas laws.

Volume remains constant.

125 posted on 01/25/2015 6:03:18 PM PST by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing.)
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