"Andrew Potter, ISC DCO&TS (475-6994)" <uunet!ritvax.isc.rit.edu!AWPSYS> writes: ...[snip]... >Another benefit the catalog mentions about argon is the fact that it >is a fairly heavy gas allowing you to reduce the weight needed. Does anyone know off hand what weight a dry suitful of argon is? Or what the density of argon is relative to air, and relative to water? I would have assumed that the weight of argon, like that of air, would be negligible for bouyancy calculations. Wrolf uunet!csfb1!wrolf
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