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Why aren’t gas cylinders completely filled?

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Answered by Aaaryaa

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if the temperature around the gas cylinder rises, liquid gas expands. This is why the cylinder is not filled completely and some vapour space is left. All gas cylinders are filled up to 80% to 87%.

Answered by mahilal58

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If the temperature around the gas cylinder rises, liquid gas expands. This is why the cylinder is not filled completely and some vapour space is left. All gas cylinders are filled up to 80% to 87%.

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