Subject: At what rate do gases compress under their own weight?
Date: Sun Dec 27 22:41:41 2009
Posted by Chad
Grade level: teacher/prof
School: School District u-46
City: Elgin State/Province: IL
Country: USA
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 1261978901.Ch
Message:
For example, if you have two containers each 100m tall but one is filled with
a heavy gas (Xe for example) and the other is filled with a light gas (He for
example), how much greater will the pressure/density be at the bottom of the
first container than in the second container? Thanks.
Re: At what rate do gases compress under their own weight?
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