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>> Ah, here we go: H2 is "0.08988 g/L". Apparently air itself is heavier
>> than that.
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>> (You would, of course, *expect* air to be heavier than the lightest
>> gas in the universe. But not thousands of times heavier...)
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> Only seems like a factor of 10 difference to me. You do realise that
> 1g/L is 1kg/m^3...
Heh. I hadn't noticed that the mass unit was different as well as the
volume unit. ;-)
Even so, 10x higher still seems rather large. I would have expected
something more like a few percent denser.
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