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Adyson Moses
12 October, 03:01
How large may an air mass be?
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Madison Warner
12 October, 06:28
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Everything has mass. The mass of something never changes.
Mass is measured using grams.
Air is not that heavy, but it certainly has mass because it takes up space.
For every one liter of air, their is 1.19 grams.
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