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It is mostly nitrogen (70%), some other of its main gases also include oxygen, carbon dioxide an water vapour. Around large citys it gets polluted, usually from the by products of inustrial combustion. Intrestingly although there is alot of fuss about " too much carbondioxde in the atmosphere" it only makes up around 3% of the gases.

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