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April 15th 07, 02:31 AM
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Tire inflation with Nitrogen or ?
Ahhh. The Internet. Is there nothing it can't teach us?
So it looks like at 100% propane at 20 deg F. will turn it into liquid. It probably wouldn't get to 100% though since there's always going to be some air in the tire. Thanks for the info. It looks like I was told some wrong stuff on how it reacts. The person said it would partially become liquid if put in a toy balloon. Thanks for clearing that up Vaughn Vaughn Simon wrote: You could indeed have a problem below zero temperatures, but at normal room temperatures the propane would remain a gas. See the right side of this diagram: http://www.elyenergy.com/pdf/CO26.pdf Vaughn 
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