food for thought

[bottledbird68]

Originally Posted by KLAB

Which gas station was it!?!?!?!? I'm not sure about the SPEED of pumping, may or may not have an effect supposedly you just EXPERIMENTALLY proved it wrong, but not scientifically. As far as this goes I'm more interested in the temperature of pumping the gas having an effect. This can be proven experimentally at the pump and scientifically by observing the thermal expansion of gasoline. I'm sure the change in volume would be pretty small being that the temperature change between day and night would be small and the coefficient of thermal expansion of gasoline is pretty low. So in a gas tank I don't think there would be that big of a change, but you would def save money if you did this year round if you wanted to wake up early every day you pump gas. I'll check it out sometime when I finish my chemistry homework early.

Tomatoe, tomato, I was never actually serious about it being a truly scientific test lol.
More bustin on pizza for saying no one on here would ever try it