Just a note... Not that anyone really cares about this. I just got a little board and decided to relate the part of Physics class I wasnÆt sleeping through. (Hey we were learning how to blow stuff up)

Gas under pressure will stay liquid If there is no Air for it to evaporate into. Just keep the temperature at or below the flash point of the product. If you get it really hot the liquid will expand and the storage container will become stressed. If your container vents the evaporated gasses escape, more air comes in, more gasses escape. ItÆs a cycle. Eventually all the gas has evaporated into the atmosphere. Keep it air tight and cool and only the amount of particulates that can saturate the remaining air will flash out of the liquid. After the remaining air is saturated the container is positively pressurized and no more will evaporate. Of course the container must be at least as strong as the pressure inside. (IE) The Steel Nato cans. The guy that left his IN the car proved that it was safer than the plastic. Because the explosive fumes didnÆt fill the storage compartment. They expanded into the can witch expanded its self to accommodate the expanding gasses inside without rupturing. Had it been a venting plastic can the fumes would have filled the storage compartment and most likely exploded or gassed the guy as he opened the car door.

I know, I know IÆm gona get a bunch of negative feedback for this post.

Ok ok Ill shut up now!