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Riley White——Works at the National Geographic Society, Lives in Washington, D.C., USA.
If you think of only molecular weight then obviously CO2 outweighs H2O,but water has a much much higher mass per unit volume (density ) due to its extensive Hydrogen bonding ( Hydrogen bond) also dipolar attractive forces. ... So if you compare CO2 and water of same volume water would be heavier.read more >>+119962023-06-10 11:24:07
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