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Lamont Summers
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16 June, 10:00
Is air made of matter? evidence and reasoning.
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Aleah James
16 June, 10:24
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Yes, air is matter because it is a gas composed mostly of nitrogen, oxygen, and argon, and gases do have mass because they're molecules bouncing around a contained volume (here, the atmosphere)
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