NJ Devils Fan #1 Devils fan Oct 28, 2002 2,522 3 38 39 Yonkers, NY members.tripod.com Mar 10, 2003 #1 In one of my CO2 bottles, there is condensation. what does this mean?
A AntmanMike K?nig der Schmerlen Mar 8, 2003 101 0 0 39 Chicago stackheap.com Mar 10, 2003 #2 I dont know but ill guess. Dont take my answer to heart. Since condensation means the changing of a gas to a liquid, i assume it means that there is either water or Liquid CO2 in your tank.
I dont know but ill guess. Dont take my answer to heart. Since condensation means the changing of a gas to a liquid, i assume it means that there is either water or Liquid CO2 in your tank.
Slappy*McFish Global Moderator Staff member Feb 18, 2002 7,836 49 75 Raleigh, NC Mar 10, 2003 #3 Probably a large temperature difference between your bottles and the outside air....I'm guessing you are heating your bottles in buckets?
Probably a large temperature difference between your bottles and the outside air....I'm guessing you are heating your bottles in buckets?
NJ Devils Fan #1 Devils fan Oct 28, 2002 2,522 3 38 39 Yonkers, NY members.tripod.com Mar 11, 2003 #4 Yea, I have all 3 in the same bucket with a heater and water. Only one though has it. It's the oldest one.
Yea, I have all 3 in the same bucket with a heater and water. Only one though has it. It's the oldest one.