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Hugh Pruitt
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5 July, 05:10
Gases like air are weightless?
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Alyvia Zavala
5 July, 05:33
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You can weigh a gas in its gaseous form. Take a strong container and pump all the air out of it, then weigh it. Since there is a vacuum inside the container and a vacuum is weightless, this weight reading is the weight of the container only. Then fill it with the gas and weigh it again, it will be a little heavier.
The difference between the two weights is the weight of the gas
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Davon Riddle
5 July, 05:38
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Well they are measured by pressure
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