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When used as a theatrical special effect to simulate fog, carbon dioxide gas tends to stay near the floor of the stage. What might account for this effect?
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When used as a theatrical special effect to simulate fog, carbon dioxide gas tends to stay near the floor of the stage. What might account for this effect?

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Carbon dioxide is denser than the oxygen surrounding it so it is pushed down.
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