Kristinn Leifsson wrote: > Dear Mr. Goodale, > > I was wondering about the chemistry here. According to the law of > Avogadro, the volume of gaseous elements is the same, if the molar number > is the same. A certain amount of the element therefore causes a certain > pressure. Yes Kristin... we all know what happens if you eat enough of those green fruits. Same thing as eating lots of beans...grin. but I fail to see what Avacados have to do with this subject matter. > > > So if you have the volume of a concert hall you can fit the same amount of > moles of a gaseous element in there, regardless of the element or actual > atomic size in this case, however well your understanding of the periodic > table is in that regard. > The end result would then be; everyone in the upper balcony dies but the > pitch of the harmonium stays the same. And on top of it all... jessh... what a stink !! > > > PV=nrt (Where P=pressure V=volume n=moles r=0,0082 and t=temperature in °K) > > Correct me if I´m wrong, > > Kristinn Leifsson, > Reykjavík, Iceland > Grin.. -- Richard Brekne Associate PTG, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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