How many meters cubed of nitrogen gas can 1 liter of liquid nitrogen produce?

Answer 1

Since a gallon is actually a measure of volume, the information about the liquid oxygen is not needed. 1 gallon = 0.134 cubic feet.

Answer 2

At 1 atmosphere of pressure and at 20oC (293 K), 1 liter of liquid nitrogen would create about .696 cubic meters of nitrogen gas (roughly 700 times the volume). (see related link) --------------------- The specific density of nitrogen at 1 atmosphere and 20o is .0725 lb/ft3 and the specific density of liquid nitrogen is 50.45 lb/ft3, so the expansion ratio would be about 695.8 to 1. One liter of liquid nitrogen would produce 695.8 liters of nitrogen gas at 1 atmosphere. However, the same source gives the ratio as 694 to 1, while another lists 696.1 (at 21.1° C).

Answer 3

Less than one, because a gallon is bigger than a litre.

You can get about 3.79 liters from a US gallon and about 4.55 liters from a UK gallon.

1 L = 0.264 172 1 US gallon (not important the liquid)

Answer 4

make sure its hotter than -218.79 °C and it will revert to a gas

Answer 5

There are 341.8 liters of gaseous oxygen in 1 pound of liquid oxygen.

Answer 6

Density of lquid oxygen: 1,141 kg/L

Atomic weight of oxygen: approx. 16

Moles: 71,31

Answer 7

One liter of liquid nitrogen can produce approximately 690 liters of nitrogen gas when it evaporates.

Answer 8

814

Answer 9

10