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jrodatus
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Anybody know this one? I need to know for an evaporator design.
Because there's no buoyancy from air, I'd think it would sink (this answer was given on Yahoo), but if it sank then there would be a low pressure area left above, and so the vapor should rise to fill it, hence evenly distributing itself. No?
~Josh
Because there's no buoyancy from air, I'd think it would sink (this answer was given on Yahoo), but if it sank then there would be a low pressure area left above, and so the vapor should rise to fill it, hence evenly distributing itself. No?
~Josh