Is there a way to separate one type of gas from another?

Question

For example, would it be possible to extude carbon dioxide from the atomosphere?

Answer 1

that is easy. if u want to do it practically, ask ur teacher to teach u but the name of the method is FRACTIONAL DISTILLATON.in this process, the gas is compressed and allowed to escape and then lowered teh temp. and again and again untill the it turns into a liquid.

Answer 2

well you dont want to exclude ALL the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere because the plants need it to breathe!
there are many ways available to reduce current CO2 levels however, the technical term being carbon sequestration. and this can vary from simply planting lots more forests to absorb the gas, to large industrial scale devices to absorb the gas chemically and then literally burying it underground or dumping it in the oceans.

Answer 3

It is possible to get CO2 from the atmosphere. It is done all the time on an industrial scale.

When you cool down air (using large refrigerator units), and I mean REAL cold like -100 degrees F and colder, the gasses turn to liquid, but they all turn to liquid at different temperatures. At a certain temperature CO2 comes out of the mixture and they separate it out.

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Answer 4

You can slowly freeze it, because they will have different freezing points. One will turn into a liquid first and then the other will still be a gas. They may be in the same contanier, but they wont mix

Answer 5

Usually we freeze some gases...to separate them...and we use liquid air to do fractional distillation..like nitrogen...these are the ways used to separate gases..it is possible..But we do not usually extude carbon dioide..its uncommon and futile..

Answer 6

by using huge filters with chemicals that absorbe CO2 like lithium hydroxide(LiOH).