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Topic	Date	User
JetBoil Fuel	3-Feb-2011 At 7:15:00 AM	Marssan
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On 3/02/2011 One Day Hero wrote: >As long as there is still liquid in the can, the pressure won't vary. No This is only true at constant temperature. Evaporating gas draws heat from the can faster than the can can draw heat from the environment, net effect is cooling of the can and drop in the vapour pressure in the can. It's the whole reason why we put propane in the mix cos its vapour pressure stays high despite decrease in temp. Having said that, i agree with there being bugger all difference between 15 and 20% propane mixes for Australia conditions.

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