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I am looking at adding an aerial socket, and haven't the slightest clue how. I would appreciate some tips please. Are there any rules and regulations for this kind of thing? Currently, the aerial cable comes down the loft to the first floor of the house. I need a socket at a similar location on...

Glad to see you finally got there.

Does that mean it's gas?

Understandable, you are easy to believe in stuff when you cannot feel for stuff. There are other arrangements, one way vales are available for tanks. These are pressure activated and cannot be considered as open holes.

It's under atmospheric pressure. In that case, the liquid is turning into gas as you could see from the earlier video when the wasps were gassed.

More accurately: There are none so blind, as those who cannot see what's inside tank.

Then you are talking blind. That makes you blind.

Yes liquid it is when under pressure. Gas it is when not.

You will have to cut up your tractor tank to see. If I were to deign it, I would have a tube between the breather hole and the bottom of the tank. This reduces the evaporation surface to the cross section of the tube. The result from this thread shows that when the evaporation surface is the...

Vapor is gas. Liquid is gas at ambient temperature and pressure.

I don't think you are beyond help. So, I will help you.

It changes into gas. Are you sure you know where you are going?

It is liquid when pressurised. It is gas when unpressurised.

At ambient temperature and pressure it's a gas. So it naturally reverts to gas from liquid. The gas has a larger volume than the liquid state. This creates the pressure for it to escape from a container.

To evaporate, a substance must be highly energetic or it will never lift off. To prevent lift off, you must use a container that can resist the lift off pressure. It can be hard for you to understand if you never did your o'level physics. See this for a visualisation of the process:

This thread is the proof. AI is just confirmation of the proof.

We didn't. Volatile mean evaporative.

It doesn't, unless cap untightened or seal obstructed by debris.

Rubbish and proven wrong by this thread. AI Overview Learn more Gasoline evaporates relatively quickly, often within hours, with the rate influenced by factors like temperature, exposure area, and the type of gasoline blend. Here's a more detailed explanation: Volatility: Gasoline is a...

The micra owner confirmed being unaware of the requirement to click the fuel cap. So, the most probable cause of the lost petrol was user error. Although, an air leak caused by light corrosion remain possible.