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what are the conditions requied to separate oxygen from the air?​

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Answered by mrsanjusingh78
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The air in the Earth's atmosphere consists of nitrogen, argon, oxygen, carbon dioxide and many other gases. So, basically to separate the sample of air into its primary components, the scientists need to cool the air more, and this process is further known as fractional distillation of liquid air.

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Answered by misbahsquad3009
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The air in the Earth's atmosphere consists of nitrogen, argon, oxygen, carbon dioxide and many other gases. So, basically to separate the sample of air into its primary components, the scientists need to cool the air more, and this process is further known as fractional distillation of liquid air.

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