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Is a pressurized air object heavier?
Add gas to an empty cylinder. The cylinder size is still the same, so
there is no buoyancy difference in air (or indeed in water). Hence the only difference is yes it contains more mass (atoms), and therefore more weight as measured by a balance. Compare with a baloon, there is a significan buoyancy difference of an empty baloon compared to a full one, and the net effect will be determined by the relative densities of the air (or gas) inside the baloon compared with the atmospheric gases. Dean |
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