Roughly 318 ppm (parts per million), or 0.0318% compared to 392 ppm currently (March 2011).
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∙ 13y agoIn 1965, the percentage of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere was around 320 parts per million (ppm), which is equivalent to about 0.032%. This is much lower compared to current levels, which have risen to over 400 ppm.
The source of Oxygen is the Carbondioxide in the air.
The percentage of nitrogen in pure, dry ,standard air is 78,084 % (by volume).
The level of carbon dioxide in air from remote locations is 0.0385% by number of molecules 0.0578% by mass City air or indoor air typically has significantly higher carbon dioxide levels. This has increased from about 0.031% by molecule (0.046% by mass) in the last century, and a pattern for the previous 400,000 years between 0.020% (0.030%) in the ice ages and 0.028% (0.042%) in the warmer interglacial periods.
About 21% of inspired air is oxygen.
100% of hydrogen is lighter than air
Carbondioxide
The source of Oxygen is the Carbondioxide in the air.
To smell the water and better protect themselves
when the groundwater is exposed to the air the carbondioxide present in the air gets dissolved in the water due to which the ph of groundwater decreases
The drop in volume over the first minute of spirometry is typically due to airway resistance initially breaking up mucus or opening up collapsed airways, leading to more air being exhaled. This causes a gradual decrease in volume until a stable breathing pattern is established.
Photosynthesis occurs in the leaves of all plants during sunlight exposure releasing oxygen into the air and using carbondioxide in the air to make it...
No, it isn't. Both are homogeneous mixtures, but .... :Air is a mixture of gases, mainly of nitrogen, oxygen, carbondioxide and water vapor.Amalgam is (homogeneous) mixture of metals, of which essentially one is mercury (Hg)
Carbondioxide
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carbondioxide
we breath carbondioxide
plants. when humans exhale carbondioxide, plants take it in and turn it back into oxygen. especially trees