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Flutterguy123
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Say that there's a large metal box with nothing but a vacuum inside of it, except for a small bag of compressed gas at the center. If the bag were to suddenly pop, is there a specific rate that this gas would accelerate when expanding to meet the space of the container?
I think that it might be dependent on the pressure and amount of compressed gas, but I'm not sure, and I haven't had any luck finding an answer.
Are there variables that I'm missing, and if possible, direct me to a reputable site where I can better study this in depth?
I think that it might be dependent on the pressure and amount of compressed gas, but I'm not sure, and I haven't had any luck finding an answer.
Are there variables that I'm missing, and if possible, direct me to a reputable site where I can better study this in depth?