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If you're actually using a pump, that pump will just about always simply draw air from the surrounding atmosphere, compress it and push it into the tire.
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What is the energy given up by electrons as they move through the electron transport chain used for?
Pumping H+ against its concentration gradient.
What material produces the most friction in a rough and dry surface?
While there is no definite answer, the substance that produces the most friction when rubbing up against another substance is almost certainly rubber. This is why it is used in tires.
What is a non renewable energy?
Energy that is once used up is called non renewable energy. Examples are coil, oil and natural gas.
How does the speed of particles of a gas change when the gas is heated?
Substances, like water, change physical states the more excited (moving faster) the particles that make up the substance gets. As water is heated up the particles get more excited and the state of the water turns into gas. If gas is heated the particles will move even faster than they were moving before. ========================================== Adding heat to anything means that there's more energy inside of it. There's no way around this law. Energy always has to go somewhere, and when it gets there, then it's in there. Pumping energy into any material substance means that the kinetic energy of its particles increases ... on the average, they move faster. In solids and liquids, they wiggle and jiggle faster in theirplaces, whereas in gases they fly around faster.
What is inside a blown-up balloon?
gas
Which gas is used to pump up race car tires?
nitrogen
What were colonial drums used for?
pumping up the soldiers
What is used to inflate tires?
Mostly 'air' is used to pumb up tyres however sometimes nitrogen gas is used as it is deemed safer because it excludes the oxygen.
Why is it difficult to fill up your 2000 Olds Silhouette the pump shuts off very quickly and gas spews back out of the filler tube?
why does the gas keep backing up the filler tube when pumping gas in my 1998 intrigue
Can you convert a co2 tank to pump up bike tires?
yes you can. at bike repair shops and bike sales stores, you can find small CO2 tanks that are actually better to fix a flat with than just re - pumping your tires with o2!
How do you get better gas millage?
* For starters, as difficult as it may be, slow down!!! Driving 55 as opposed to 65 can increase your gas mileage up to 17%! * Use higher octane fuel * When pumping your gas, do it on the lowest (slowest) level. This allows less air inside the fuel while pumping and will give you more actual gas. * You can also add an air intake system as well.
Why does your 2000 Camry idle rough while pumping gas into the tank?
It is because you are leaving your car running while pumping gas into it, if you didn't notice how everyone else at the gas station turns their car off, you should, it is dangerous to do so and you should discontinue no matter what car it is you are fueling or whether it is acting right or not about it. their is a chance you could blow your car up, and the gas station along with it...
Is gas more flammable than ethanol?
Well Ethanol is in gas when you fill it up with your car so it is the same thing but is very flammable that is why you shouldn't talk on the phone while pumping gas. Very dangerous explosions.
How can tires be recycled?
They can be shreaded up and used on playgrounds instead of woodchips.
You have a 98 Corolla when pumping gas the gas pump kicks off constantally it takes forever to get gas Any ideas?
Screen down the fillneck may be partialy plugged up with matter. Or pull the nozzle out a little bit.
99 Windstar rough idle when cold?
Needs a tune up. Also it sounds like somone is pumping gas without shutting of the car.
What are some examples of a gas for a school project?
Moving air = wind Leaking/exploding balloon Flat bike tier, pumping up Bubbles in soda, soap, wipped cream
