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22 August, 08:57
What would happen If a scuba tank heats up
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Jaydon Frey
22 August, 09:01
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When you heat up a gas, the molecules that the gas is made up of move faster ... For example a full scuba tank, if left in the sun, will heat up. This causes the molecules in the air in the tank to move faster. Unlike the balloon which would expand, the tank is a rigid container that will not expand.
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