Roughly 318 ppm (parts per million), or 0.0318% compared to 392 ppm currently (March 2011).
The source of Oxygen is the Carbondioxide in the air.
The level of carbon dioxide in air from remote locations is 0.0385% by number of molecules 0.0578% by mass City air or indoor air typically has significantly higher carbon dioxide levels. This has increased from about 0.031% by molecule (0.046% by mass) in the last century, and a pattern for the previous 400,000 years between 0.020% (0.030%) in the ice ages and 0.028% (0.042%) in the warmer interglacial periods.
carbondioxide [CO2] and carbondioxide [CO] are the main gasses that trap heat.
Yes. Slightly. **********2nd Opinion*********** Carbon dioxide has a higher density than air. Air density is about 1.3 g/L CO2 density is about 2 g/L
The percentage of nitrogen in pure, dry ,standard air is 78,084 % (by volume).
Carbondioxide
Carbondioxide
The person breathes in oxygen and breaths out carbondioxide back into the spirometre. Because the carbondioxide can become a saftey hazard, soda lime is placed in the spirometre to remove the carbondioxide, however the volume of carbondioxide is equal to the volume of oxygen, as the oxygen is not being replace, so removing the carbondioxide removes the oxygen as well, making the spirometre drop.
The source of Oxygen is the Carbondioxide in the air.
To smell the water and better protect themselves
when the groundwater is exposed to the air the carbondioxide present in the air gets dissolved in the water due to which the ph of groundwater decreases
The level of carbon dioxide in air from remote locations is 0.0385% by number of molecules 0.0578% by mass City air or indoor air typically has significantly higher carbon dioxide levels. This has increased from about 0.031% by molecule (0.046% by mass) in the last century, and a pattern for the previous 400,000 years between 0.020% (0.030%) in the ice ages and 0.028% (0.042%) in the warmer interglacial periods.
Approximately 92% of people in Japan live in urban areas. Japan has a high population density, with a significant portion living in cities and metropolitan areas.
Carbondioxide
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we breath carbondioxide