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If the scale were big enough to catch all the downwash then yes, the weight would be the same.

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Old 06-15-2012, 05:19 PM
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lord. this thread has gotten ridiculous!
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Scott, are you gonna ask this kind of question every Friday?

I think the answer requires a stoichiometry-correct answer, which means you have to include the air in the wood. I think the percentage of air in the wood would be a percentage that is consistent... volume/volume, or mass/mass. So if you know the volume (or mass) of the wood, you can multiply by the percentage to get the volume (or mass) of air in the wood.

Which brings us back to... more beer.

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This is important stuff for me. I know it's not Friday but I've got a new one here... 500cc chemical release into air...

Did we ever answer the question here?
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the weight of a cubic meter of air is relative.

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