carbon dioxide. is. generally heavier than oxygen and nitrogen why does it form lower layer in the atmosphere
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Because of gravity and her energy
They mix in air so wait is low they donate the pressure in the air
SO THEY Made lite and they go upper surface
They mix in air so wait is low they donate the pressure in the air
SO THEY Made lite and they go upper surface
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do carbon dioxide is heavier air but it has a tendency to mix with other gases in air since the rest gases are found at higher altitude . So, the carbon dioxide could not be the lower layer in the atmosphere .
Originally :- carbon dioxide is heavier than nitrogen and oxygen .......
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Originally :- carbon dioxide is heavier than nitrogen and oxygen .......
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