

| Subject: | Re: Tyres and nitrogen |
| From: | pensioner |
| Date: | Wed, 23 Apr 2003 18:03:29 -0700 |
N2? Different in Oz? Maybe you used Nitrous Oxide and got a little too close. Inert just means it won't react with the usual stuff. Still follows the gas law PV=nRT and expands with temperature. But as has been mentioned before my data is old and my kodachrome fades. Hey, but the nails in your tires won't rust from the inside. Air has a large proportion of N2 in it as shipped. Now if it was He (helium) you might lighten your load. p
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