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> theoretically, compressing gas is energyless. Ie. you get back exactly the same amount of energy when decompressing as you got when compressing That's only t
by happyopossum 2y ago
> theoretically, compressing gas is energyless. Ie. you get back exactly the same amount of energy when decompressing as you got when compressing
That's only true in a word with incomplete physics. Friction and drag exist, there's no sense pretending a process is imperfect because of them.