nitrogen presure/ tempurature change.

[neil74]

l'm just wondering if anyone knows what the presure change relating to tempurtare change when using nitrogen??? cheers in advance.

[nike123]

Do it in degrees Kelvin, C +273

P2 = T2/T1xP1

[Chunk]

Hi.
I was under the impression that as nitrogen was an inurt gas it is not susceptable to temperature change.

please correct me if i am wrong.

[nike123]

You are wrong. Every matter is susceptable to temperature change. Only perfect vacuum (no matter) is not!

[Chunk]

Thought so.

Heres a link half way down is a pressure temperature converter for n2.I dont know if it helps but i`m full of stupid comments today.

its under gas properties.

http://encyclopedia.airliquide.com/Encyclopedia.asp?GasID=5

[wambat]

Many applications requiring an "inert gas" rely on nitrogen or carbon dioxide, because they have very little reactivity under normal pressure and temperature conditions and are much less expensive than the other "inert" gases. Nitrogen at 21 C = 800# and at 27 C = 850#