Chemical properties of gases

The gases mentioned earlier vary greatly in their chemical properties. Some, snch as HCl and SO3, are reactive, acidic, and corrosive, whereas others, such as N2O and Ni, are much less reactive. While the chemical properties of gases vary significantly, their physical properties are qnite similar and mnch simpler to understand. At snfficiently low densities, all gases behave physically in the same way. Their properties are summarized and interpreted by a model system called the ideal gas, which is the subject of the following sections. 

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Table 2.4 Key chemical properties of gases most relevant for fuel processing (source IMM, Institutfur Mikrotechnik Mainz).

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