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lizardman94
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Okay, so I am looking at this article (link at bottom) and it says they have a microorganism liquid contained inside of a CLOSED steel pipe fitting and they heat it until it's reached about 570 degrees inside.
SO HOW MUCH PRESSURE GROWS INSIDE THE CLOSED CONTAINER?
As far as a real life application, I have used the "gay-lussac's law" but this applies to pressure of GASES, how much pressure is inside of it if it's pretty much all thick liquidy algae goop? I want to know what pressure it gets to so that I can have an idea of what material I need to build a pressure vessel to conduct this type of experiment with.
http://www.motherearthnews.com/gree...to-green-fuel-zb0z1211zmar.aspx#axzz36vOWbnzB
SO HOW MUCH PRESSURE GROWS INSIDE THE CLOSED CONTAINER?
As far as a real life application, I have used the "gay-lussac's law" but this applies to pressure of GASES, how much pressure is inside of it if it's pretty much all thick liquidy algae goop? I want to know what pressure it gets to so that I can have an idea of what material I need to build a pressure vessel to conduct this type of experiment with.
http://www.motherearthnews.com/gree...to-green-fuel-zb0z1211zmar.aspx#axzz36vOWbnzB