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How did Apollo 13 implement the CO2 problem?
Apollo 13 used makeshift air filters made from hoses, tape, and socks to reduce the buildup of carbon dioxide in the spacecraft. They repurposed lithium hydroxide canisters from the lunar module to help scrub the CO2 from the air. This innovative solution helped the crew safely return to Earth.
What is the problem about global warming?
The problem is that we litter and put too much co2 into our air and that all the animals in the arctic might die.
What has the historical ice record shown in relation to CO2 levels?
Co2 isn't the problem on this planet, water water absorbs heat just as much as co2 and theres 100s times more humidity in the air to blame for global warming. Ice was melting increasingly for centuries not decades. Plants regulate Co2 so its good for the planet!
What is the problem with burning trash?
it will smell and cause co2 there happy
How much does the co2 sensor affect the performance of the motor?
co2 sensor?
How much CO2 in a 'H' size tank?
"H" is not a size for CO2 tanks
How much co2 does floor insulation save?
It saves around 350kg of co2 a year
How much ppm are there in co2 fire extinguisher?
It should be at least 99.5 percent CO2.
How much CO2 dose being on a computer for one hour use?
Computers use no CO2.
Can you use the same co2 tank for paintball and sodamaker?
No, paintball co2 is much higher pressure.
Is there light and carbon dioxide on the moon?
There is plenty of light on the moon, with the lunar day lasting nearly a month. In other words, each "day" on the moon is about two weeks, same as each night. Any lunar CO2 would be locked in the regolith. There is essentially no atmosphere on the moon. It is possible some deep polar craters, bound in perpetual shadow, may harbor some surface CO2 frost.
How much of CO2 is in football?
1,000 tonnes
