Chemistry
Grade-6
Easy
Question
According to Lavoisier, the inactive gas present in the air is
- Carbon monoxide
- Carbon dioxide
- Hydrogen
- Nitrogen
Hint:
Inactive gas means the gas which is unreactive.
The correct answer is: Nitrogen
According to Lavoisier, the inactive gas present in the air is Nitrogen.
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