Jim,
Why are you adamant that CO is heavier than air when its density is less? In addition, since most of the CO generated from a fire would be warmer than surrounding air, it would tend to rise even that density would suggest.
Why are you adamant that CO is heavier than air when its density is less? In addition, since most of the CO generated from a fire would be warmer than surrounding air, it would tend to rise even that density would suggest.
Lee
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