If you mean flatus, it's produced by the action of intestinal bacteria.
Beans are commonly known for producing flatulence. They contain complex polysaccharides that cannot be broken down by human digestive enzymes, but intestinal flora does have the necessary enzymes to break these down (with a resultant production of methane, the principal constituent by volume of "gas").
Hydrogen is displaced when antacids react with our stomach acid, but the gas that is expelled from our body is not pure hydrogen as there are other gases in our body as well.....
That gas is methane, released from rectum. This gas is produced by colonoc bacteria, through there metabolic processes, on left over food material.
the gas thats going out of the volcano
No, passing gas does not include a form of excretion of body fluids.Since you are passing gas, you are not actually excreting any liquid.Thus, you are not excreting a bodily fluid, just a gas.
I do not have a physical body, so I do not have gas inside of me.
onions givce your body gas thats probaly why you gas all the time what else is new
evaporation, heating a liquid will do this. put a pot of water on the stove and watch the steam come up, thats a liquid turning into a gas.
gas bubbles are created inside you an they come out either way as a burp or gas
The gas released by the body as waste during respiration is carbon dioxide (CO2). It is produced as a byproduct of cellular metabolism and is exhaled through the lungs.
Take gas-x, if thats the spelling,
no its a fruit thats gone wrong
Hydrogen is displaced when antacids react with our stomach acid, but the gas that is expelled from our body is not pure hydrogen as there are other gases in our body as well.....
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When you blow out, you produce carbon dioxide gas as a byproduct of respiration. This gas is released as your body exhales during the breathing process.
That gas is methane, released from rectum. This gas is produced by colonoc bacteria, through there metabolic processes, on left over food material.
That thing is known as a fuel sending unit.
Carbon Dioxide