kaasusekoitetta
Kaasusekoitetta, a Finnish term, translates to "gas mixture" in English. It refers to a combination of two or more gases present together in a single container or space. These gases can be elements or compounds, and their proportions can vary widely. The behavior and properties of a kaasusekoitetta are determined by the individual gases it contains and their interactions. For instance, the total pressure of a kaasusekoitetta at a constant temperature and volume is the sum of the partial pressures of each gas, as described by Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures.
Kaasusekoitetta are ubiquitous and essential in numerous applications. The air we breathe is a prime example
The composition of a kaasusekoitetta is critical. Even small changes in the proportion of a particular gas