The greatest percentage of gas in the air is Nitrogen (78%). Next comes Oxygen (21%) and finally Argon (0.9%) The remaining 0.1% consists of traces of neon, krypton xenon, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and traces of others.
Nitrogen = 78%
Then
Oxygen 21%
Other gases ;(1%) this includes, CO2 , H2O, SO2, NOx , The Nobles gases. trace amounts of methane.
Nitrogen (N) which takes up 78% of the air.
The air is composed mostly of Nitrogen(78%).
Nitrogen is the major constituent of our atmosphere
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Argon (0.94% by volume, 1.3% by mass)
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nitrogen
Niterogen
A diatomic gas.
Argon, with a concentration of 0,934 % in the dried air.
The carbon dioxide concentration would be the highest where the oxygen is low.
The highest concentration of gas in air is capable to producing flash of fire in presence of ignition source.
The stratosphere contains the highest concentration of the ozone gas. It is present as the ozone layer within it.
This is the gas with the highest concentration in a given system.
Carbon dioxide
concentration of a flammable gas in air
oxygen
Nitrogen is about 79% of the Earth's atmosphere.
Nitrogen is about 79% of the Earth's atmosphere.
nitrogen
Niterogen
A diatomic gas.
A method is gas chromatography.