How does the air we breathe differ from the air in the air around us?

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Anonymous
Oct 29, 2017

The air we breathe has the same constituents as the air around us; i.e. 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen and 1 percent other gases. These are just approx values. We need oxygen to survive, so our body uses oxygen and expels the others.

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