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If the letters/words in the quote are correctly kilojoules, seconds, and liters, then it doesn't make sense. You would want to know how much energy (J) it take
by supernova87a 4y ago
If the letters/words in the quote are correctly kilojoules, seconds, and liters, then it doesn't make sense.
You would want to know how much energy (J) it takes to separate a given volume of gas. The quoted statement talks about power (rate, J/s), not energy. It doesn't make sense. I don't know the experiment in detail, but even I can see that mismatch.