what consistutes the gas in a fart?
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Mostly methane. The smell is dependent on the person's bowel, but methan by itself does not have that "funky smell."
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Lots of protein in your diet will cause you to fart a lot. Eggs have tons of protein. So, maybe.
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It has gaseus ingredients in it.  Take some GasX
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it's the breakdown of food that creates gas. alka seltzer or bicarbonate is recommended.
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Because it closer to the begining of the digestive journey.   When a fart comes out - it has had to go through the intestines and it picks up all the stinks that are in there!!  The gases get more noxious if you have a stomache ache too - for some reason it just rots in there and really wreaks everyone out when you pass it.
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For the mentoes to shoot out, some guess must be produced. \nIn food, the most common gas producing substance would have to be carbonates. \nSince pepsi is an acidic solution, probably the acid reacted with the carbonate on the surface of the mentoes to rapidly produce a huge amt of carbon dioxide. \nThe carbon dioxide then propelled the mentoes out of the bottle.
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Yes Boyles, law does apply to the farts. i will give an example analogous to farts. When gas is inside your body, it feels the pressure exerted by your body which is higher than the atmospheric pressure. When the gas is released the pressure decreases and its volume exapnds causing it to diffus across the room. If you fart with a high pressure then some sound is created. This is similar to If you fill a balloon with air and hold the top in such a way that you let only some air escape at a time then you hear sound. The reason for the sound is that gas is being passed through a small tube with high pressure.
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A fart is the cry of an imprisoned turd.  I'm not sure if the actual fart knows where it came from, but the turd apparently does, if it's screaming to get out.
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Gases disperse to fill whatever container they occupy.   Gases are composed of matter and thus occupy space.  Since no two objects of matter can occupy the same space at the same time and a gas expands to occupy a given space a force(pressure) exist.  As the temperature increases the pressure increases because you are adding energy to the system.
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Poop stinks as a result of the products of bacterial action. Bacteria produce smelly, sulfur- or nitrogen-rich organic compounds such as indole, skatole, and mercaptans, and the inorganic gas hydrogen sulfide. These are the same compounds that give farts their odor.
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Fermented food produces different types of fumes, some of which smell. Flatulence contains odorless gases, such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen, and methane, but it also contains the "oh-so-nasty" hydrogen sulfide, which causes the smell. If you have not noticed by now, some of the aforementioned fumes are flammable, like methane and oxygen, so you can, in fact, burn farts. Yes, you can set them aflame; it is not a myth, and a great way to impress the girls too... you do know I'm joking?\n\nHow much odor is produced also depends on the food you eat. Vegetarians might fart as often as meat-eaters, but their "serenades" do not smell as much because vegetables produce less hydrogen sulfide. The more sulfur rich the foods you eat, the more your farts will stink because bacteria will generate sulfides and mercaptans as they break down the nutrients. Beware: even though cauliflower is a vegetable, it also makes you stinky, so watch out!
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Everything farts to get rid of bodily issues  (or gasses)  So Yes they DO fart and the probably make bubbles because it is a gas being released into water.
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The gas molecules in the container get ionized
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Cooking gas mainly contains butane, ethane and propane - hydrocarbons which are odourless. In order to detect gas leakages, a VERY SMALL amount of a mercaptan is added. Mercaptans are a class of organic compounds with the -SH functional group. Usually, methyl or ethyl mercaptans are used for this purpose.\n\nThe main reason behind is that mercaptans are the most odoriferous substances known to exist. Even a very very small concentration of mercaptan, say about 4 micromoles can be easily detected in a room of volume 5000 litres. I hope that gives you an idea of how 'smelly' they are.
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It depends on the permeation time of the smell (ie. dense gases spread faster in a closed environment than less condesed ones.)  Wind helps as well if it is an open environment.\n\nTo put it simply smell has too many variables to create a unified theory of odor permeation.\n\nBut I do know my farts seems to move fasters than other odors.
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Well clearly it belongs in the Gas element but i dont really understand what you mean by the question though.  :&#92;
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First off it is a gas. Second it has a fixed charge. It does not have multiple charges like a metal does.