Answer #1:
The gas that is essential for life is call nitrogen and it has no color
and neither does it have odor.
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Answer #2:
The answer depends on exactly what "life" you're talking about.
If you're interested in human life, dogs, cats, elephants, and the
other "higher" organisms, it's oxygen.
Trees need carbon dioxide, shorter plants need that and nitrogen too,
and the giant worms that hang around the volcanic vents at the bottom
of the ocean need sulfur dioxide.
Carbon Dioxide.
It bis needed to get carbon.Oxygen is released during photosynthesisThe gas necessary for life on this plant is CO2, carbon dioxide is required for photosynthesis. Oxygen is a by-product that we, as humans require.
Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Argon
Hope this helped
-Brian
OXYGEN
nitrogen
Using Oxygen and an inflammable gas such as Acetylene, instead of an electrical arc, to produce the heat necessary to melt the material.
Carbon is part of many of the fundamental building blocks of life- thus, it is necessary for all life on Earth. However, scientists speculate that life elsewhere in the universe may be based on other elements, silicon being the prime candidate.
Both are necessary for life
what toxic gas is given off when oxalic acid is heated ?
hydrogen is an explosive gas and it also needs oxygen to burn
The one your breathing now- oxygen
troposphere
Oxygen
Oxygen is the required gas that is necessary for combustion
Americium is not necessary for life.
No, nothing will burn in carbon dioxide. The gas necessary is oxygen.
How are smaller molecule necessary for life
Air is necessary for life
No drinking water is necessary for your life
Oxygen
oxygen
No that is not necessary