hilldweller
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This should get a few comments..........
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Don't know if the guy is right or wrong, but I love his delivery
You are right, Brian......... Tell me again, how much of the atmosphere is nitrogen??
Had to say I thoroughly enjoyed that
I think that he is right pretty well all along, using credible data to backlit up. He didn't mince his words and was very listenableDon't know if the guy is right or wrong, but I love his delivery
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Thanks Jim......it was very much a rhetorical question and I assumed that Brian also knew the answer (basic O level chemistry) - thus the wink at the end of the question.By volume, dry air contains 78.09% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0.93% argon, 0.04% carbon dioxide, and small amounts of other gases. Air also contains a variable amount of water vapor, on average around 1% at sea level, and 0.4% over the entire atmosphere.
Thanks Jim......it was very much a rhetorical question and I assumed that Brian also knew the answer (basic O level chemistry) - thus the wink at the end of the question.
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I fart into mine.....Has the added bonus of warming the tyres as well.I'm sure Nitrogen in everyday vehicles is a total waste of money and no advantage ....
.... but on the other hand filling motorhome tyres with Hydrogen, or if of a nervous disposition Helium, has a definite advantage of reducing vehicle vehicle mass thereby giving a better capacity for more beer!
Just as volatile as Hydrogen!I fart into mine.....Has the added bonus of warming the tyres as well.
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