Yes, it is a gas
Yes, it is a gas
What we see, at least in the instance of the space shuttle launch, is hydrogen and oxygen being vented. About the last thing we do before sending the shuttle up is fuel it. Liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen are pumped into the cryogenic tank (the giant cylindrical container to which the shuttle itself is connected, and to which the solid booster rockets are attached. As the liquid hydrogen and oxygen are pumped in, they supercool the tanks in which they enter. As the tanks cool, some of the hydrogen and some of the oxygen are "boiled off" in that cooling process. The H2 and O2 have changed phase to a gas, but are still extremely cold, and as the liquid H2 and O2 full the tanks, that very cold gas is vented off and, because it is so cold, it appears as the "clouds" or "steam-looking" stuff that is visible during (and up to) launch.
They APPEAR to take the shape of the contained, but they don't really. Since they are known as GRANULAR solids, they appear to take the shape of the container, as a liquid would. However, there are very small spaces between the grains of salt or sugar, which do NOT take the shape of the container.
Oxygen molecules are bound to the red pigment HEMOGLOBIN, a protein complex found exclusively in red blood cells. A very small amount of oxygen is also dissolved in the liquid portion of blood, but hemoglobin carries the bulk of oxygen.
WARNING: Do this over a sink because it may get messy. Pour baking soda into a container (any type would be fine) and then pour vinegar SLOWLY. The container would start to bubble up very quickly. Then, quickly pour the bubbles into another container, but do NOT touch the lid. VOILA a container of carbon dioxide.
Yes, it is a gas
Yes as the oxygen (gas) can be compressed into the very small container which is a property.
nearly red when it is oxidized (air has been pumped into it). and very very dark red almost brown looking, when no oxygen is left.
In oceans, Oxygen gets dissolved in a very small proportion from the atmosphere. This process is very gradual. Oxygen also comes from the aquatic plants present in the water bodies.
yes they do ***** Depends on your idea of high pressure. A container at 30psi, the particles push gently. At 2500 psi like oxygen comes, they push very hard.
ANSWER:The answer is very simple. Blood is the fluid that gets pumped by the heart.
Venus has virtually no oxygen. However there is a very, very small percentage.
There is a very small amount of oxygen on Mars. The oxygen level in Marsâ?? atmosphere said to be around .145%.
A very small amount - a pinch in a large container - would be enough. why would you want to do that though?
The volume of the container was very small.... or The volume of the speaker was extremely loud!
one atom is very small and when it goes up then it make oxygen gas
Breathing oxygen in through a nasal cannula (little prongs in your nose) can cause the membranes to become very dry and irritated. This will cause pain similar to a sinus headache.Have the doctor order the oxygen to be moisturized. The oxygen will then be pumped through a special water bottle so when it is breathed in it will not be so irritating.