Some facts about Oxygen
October 23rd, 2009
Inhaling Oxygen right now, so is everyone else. Here are some facts on the element that we need to live.
- All forms of life need oxygen in one way or another. Animals, like us and plants too.
- If oxygen is everywhere why can’t we smell it ? taste it? see it? First of all it has no odor and it tastes like nothing and it is also colorless.
-Liquid and solid oxygen are pale blueish.
-Oxygen is a nonmetal ( poor electric conductors etc).
-Oxygen gas is a variant of Ozone, O2 and O3 is pure oxygen.
-Oxygen supports combustion.
- About 2/3 of the human body contains oxygen or cells with oxygen on them.
-Oxygen is responsible for the auroras in the northern hemisphere.
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