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what happens when the pressure inside an object is greater than the pressure exerted by the atmosphere
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what happens when the pressure inside an object is greater than the pressure exerted by the atmosphere

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think about a balloon. if you blow too much air into it and give it too much pressure, the balloon will pop. it’s kind of like that.
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