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Air Composition Quick Quiz

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Air Composition Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of what's in the air.

by awathi k v
1

Nitrogen and oxygen are present in equal amounts.

2

Dry air is about 78% nitrogen (N2).

3

Carbon dioxide in dry air is about 0.04% (roughly 400 ppm).

4

Carbon dioxide makes up 21% of dry air.

5

The composition of dry air is constant worldwide.

6

Oxygen is the most abundant gas in air.

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Dry air is about 21% oxygen (O2).

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Argon is present in dry air at around 0.93%.

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Helium is the second most abundant gas in dry air.

10

Water vapor concentration in air varies with humidity and altitude.

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