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Gas Chemical Details Despite the fact Carbon Dioxide is naturally present in the atmosphere (about 400ppm) and we exhale it when breathing, CO2 is one of the most frequently overlooked toxic gases. Both colourless and odourless, CO2 in high concentrations poses an extremely dangerous hazard. Carbon dioxide is heavier than air, with a density of…

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