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Uses of Gases

Uses of Gases. Gas is Compressible. Inflating. Flotation. Storage. Propulsion. Natural Gas. It is drilled from gas fields (fossil fuel: mainly methane) A smell is added to it It is flammable Hazardous to life as it is explosive. Helium. It is colourless, odourless and has no taste.

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Uses of Gases

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  1. Uses of Gases

  2. Gas is Compressible Inflating Flotation Storage Propulsion

  3. Natural Gas • It is drilled from gas fields (fossil fuel: mainly methane) • A smell is added to it • It is flammable • Hazardous to life as it is explosive

  4. Helium • It is colourless, odourless and has no taste. • It is the second lightest gas after hydrogen. • Used to fill balloons and air ships.

  5. Carbon Dioxide • Present in the earth’s atmosphere, it contributes to Global Warming. • Colourless gas. • Used to make fizzy drinks as it is soluble in liquids

  6. Air • Part of the earth’s atmosphere. • Made up of other gases: Mainly Hydrogen and Oxygen • Air can vary in temperature and in density around the earth

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