Air that comes from normal breakdown of food. The gases are passed out of the body through the rectum (flatus) or the mouth (burp).<\/p>\n
A substance such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide or air, which is neither solid nor fluid at ordinary temperatures and can expand infinitely.<\/p>\n
Gas which accumulates in the stomach or alimentary canal and causes pain.<\/p>\n
Basic form of matter; a gas lacks definite shape, and its volume depends on temperature and pressure.<\/p>\n
One of the basic forms or states of matter. Gas molecules are free and move swiftly in all directions. Therefore, a gas not only takes the shape of the containing vessel but expands and fills the vessel no matter what its volume. Among the common important gases are oxygen; nitrogen; hydrogen; helium; sewer gas, which contains carbon monoxide; carbon dioxide; the anesthetic gases; ammonia; and the poisonous war gases. Liquids and solids may release toxic fumes or gases when heated.<\/p>\n
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