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Re: OAV treatment closed or open entrance?
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I'm not clear on the support for the claim that it is easier to displace
warm air than cold.

The laws of physics suggest that density would be a prime factor.

John, or anyone, could you please tell us whether OA vapor exiting from a
vaporizer held in the open air, rises or sinks?  And has anyone observed
the air temperature at which exiting OA vapor is at the same density as the
air?  I'll be firing up my first testing of some vaporizers this week, so
may be able to answer the question myself.
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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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