What does gas feel klike?

Answer 1

All the answers above refer to air, which is of course gaseous and an excellent example. Many other gases feel the same way but there are some that you can feel irritating or damaging your skin.

Answer 2

It feels exactly like the stuff that pours in through your nose and mouth

when you breathe in, and also like the stuff that pours out through your

nose and mouth when you breathe out.

Also like the stuff that you use to blow up a balloon, and the stuff

that comes out of the end of the balloon when you unpinch it.

Also like the stuff that comes out of a tire on your car when you push

down on that little tiny metal thing in the middle of the valve.

Also like the stuff that comes out of the hand pump when the needle

is stuck into the valve and you're blowing up the Basketball.

Also like the stuff that you feel hitting you when your face is close

in front of the fan.

Answer 3

Gas typically feels like a combination of pressure and bloating in the abdomen. It can cause discomfort or pain, as well as a sensation of fullness or tightness in the stomach area. Some people may also experience flatulence or belching as a way for the body to release the gas.

Answer 4

The particles in a gas are far apart where as in a solid they are very close together and in a liquid they are less close then they are in a solid.

Answer 5

gases are like colorless and oderless and they sometimes have smell too like CO2 gas

Answer 6

As a gas, hydrogen would have no feeling- no more than air has. As a liquid, it would be too cold to feel- your fingers would freeze instantly if you touched it.

Answer 7

You can't touch oxygen - it's a gas - and cannot be physically felt.