Based on the concentration of carbon dioxide in air (422 ppm), what is the volume of carbon dioxide in a typical room filled with ambient air? Assume that the volume of dry air in the room is 50,000 L and the density of air is 1.29 g/L. 21.10 L 422x10-² m³ 120.8 L 8440 cm³ 0.042 vol.%

Based on the concentration of carbon dioxide in air (422 ppm), what is the volume of carbon dioxide in a typical room filled with ambient air? Assume that the volume of dry air in the room is 50,000 L and the density of air is 1.29 g/L. 21.10 L 422x10-² m³ 120.8 L 8440 cm³ 0.042 vol.%

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Based on the concentration of carbon dioxide in air (422 ppm), what is the volume of carbon
dioxide in a typical room filled with ambient air? Assume that the volume of dry air in the
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21.10 L
422×10-² m³
120.8 L
8440 cm³
0.042 vol.%

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