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Did
you know, some gasses have a colour (like chlorine), many are invisible
and have have no taste or smell (such as oxygen and nitrogen), and yet
others are totally unreactive—the noble gasses, such as neon, argon and
xenon? Also steam is an invisible gas. The stuff we see coming out of a
kettle is condensed steam, but close to 100 degrees Celsius.
In this episode, Mark Miodownik – Professor of materials and society at
the University College London and the author of It’s a Gas: The Sublime
and Elusive Elements That Expand Our World, talks with executive
producer of BPS, Molly Bentley.
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