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identify the relative abundance and descriptions of some of the gases in the atmosphere
second most
abundant gas in
the atmosphere
does not
react with other
substances
required for aerobic
cellular respiration
required for
photosynthesis
incorporated as a
major component of
proteins and dna
most abundant gas
in the atmosphere
trace gas
gas
relative
abundance
description
carbon
dioxide
nitrogen
oxygen

Gas

carbon dioxide

Relative  Abundance

trace gas

Description

required for  photosynthesis

Gas  

nitrogen

Relative  Abundance

most abundant gas  in the atmosphere

Description

incorporated as a  major component of  proteins and DNA

Gas

oxygen

Relative  Abundance

second most  abundant gas in  the atmosphere

Description

required for aerobic  cellular respiration

Explanation:

Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas is only 0.04% by volume of the atmosphere. So, it is found in trace. It is used by plants and some cyanobacteria and algae in photosynthesis for preparing food in the presence of light/

Nitrogen (N2) gas is about 78%  by volume of the atmosphere, and hence it is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere. It is a major component of proteins (as amino acids) and DNA (as nucleic acids).

Oxygen gas (O2) is about 28% by volume of the atmosphere; hence it is second most abundant gas after nitrogen gas.

Aerobic cellular respiration is a process in which food particles are broken down by oxygen for the release of energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate)

sufficient and relevant

explanation: