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Esto es considerado como la mezcla de gases que componen la atmósfera de la Tierra. Los principales gases que componen el aire seco son el nitrógeno (N2) en el 78,09%, oxígeno (O2) en 20.946%, argón (A) en 0,93%, y dióxido de carbono (CO2) en el 0,033%. Uno de los gases más importantes de la meteorología es el vapor de agua (H2O).

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