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Old 12-16-2015, 06:24 PM   #216
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Originally Posted by shiumai View Post
the atoms are not the same atomic weight. oxygen is 16, and nitrogen is 14.007. if you take 14.007+14.007+16 = 44.014. then take 16/44.014, you get .364, which is 36.4%.
Interesting and very plausible. I assume its a liquid state at this percentage I don't know. The reason I ask is other sources such as NX Express and even good old Wikipedia have it at 33%. Not arguing I sincerely don't know this answer.




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The weight of the molecules will change according to temperature and state of molecules. (Gas vs Liquid)
Source Purdue University chemistry dept.
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