Does the liquid inside a pressure vessel necessarily contain water?

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A pressure vessel is defined as a container for holding gases or liquids; does that include water as well?

Reply #22016-09-01

This includes all liquids on Earth, and water is certainly no exception.

Reply #32016-09-01

Your physics teacher graduated from a physical education program, right, OP!

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