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Julius Ascutia Gardiola
Maude Kulas
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What gas in the air do you need to make fire?
Oxygen. It supports combustion.
If you put a match in pure oxygen will the oxygen burn?
No, the match wil burn... oxigen is a non combustible gas, is supports burning and does not burn by itself
What gas would make a burning splint burn more brightly?
The gas is Oxygen. It burns brighter because Oxygen supports combustion (aka helps other objects to burn).
Who invented oxygen gas?
No one invented oxygen. It is an element and was identified and discovered in about 1773 or 1774 by Joseph Priestley or Carl Scheele
Describe what happens in a positive test for oxygen gas?
You need to try and relight a glowing splint. If it does relight, then there is oxygen gas.
Who discovered oxygen the gas that supports combustion and life?
Julius Ascutia Gardiola
What gasses supports animal life?
The most important gas is oxygen
Who discovered oxygen the gas that suports combustion and life?
Joseph Priestley
Which gas supports combustion other than oxygen?
Hydrogen burns in Chlorine to form HCl. Thus, CHLORINE gas supports the burning of Hydrogen.
Which gas in air supports combustion?
Oxygen.
What gas in the air do you need to make fire?
Oxygen. It supports combustion.
What gas plays an important role in the process of burning?
Oxygen supports burning
What is the name of the gas that supports life and flame?
Oxygen is 20% of what is in the air. When you light a candle in a bit of water, then put a measuring cylinder over it, water is sucked up 20% of the cylinder, before going out. This shows that oxygen supports burning. Without oxygen the candle goes out.
Does combustion require oxygen?
yes this is because it is the only gas that supports burning. yes
Who descoverd oxygen?
British scientist Joseph Priestley is credited for his discovery of oxygen. He lived from 1733 to 1804.
What gas is essential for life?
Oxygen
What is dioxygenation?
Dioxygen is pure oxygen gas. It is highly flammable and supports combustion in various reactions.
