Science, asked by pushpasaren, 9 months ago

What is properties of air ?

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Answered by nibeditac61

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Answer:

AIR HAS WEIGHT

AIR TAKES UP SPACE

HOT AIR EXERTS PRESSURE

AIR IS COLOURLESS

AIR IS TASTELESS

PURE AIR IS ODOURLESS.

HOT AIR RISES UP

HOT AIR EXPANDS..

THESE ARE SOME OF THE PROPERTIES OF AIR

I HOPE IT WILL WORK..

Answered by goldikthakur

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✰ The properties of air are :-

1. Air takes up space.

2. Air has mass.

3. Air is affected by heat.

4. Air exerts pressure.

5. Air can be compressed.

6. Air is affected by altitude.

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