Diffusion Coefficient of CO2 in Air - Raymond

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The discussion centers on the diffusion coefficient of CO2 in air, with Raymond seeking specific values and references. Participants provide helpful resources, including a link to a Cornell University site that discusses oxygen diffusion in air, which may contain relevant information. The importance of temperature in determining diffusion properties is also mentioned. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for accurate data on CO2 diffusion characteristics in air for research purposes. The provided resources aim to assist in Raymond's studies.
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Hi!

I am studying the diffusion of CO2, can anyone tell me the value (or/and any references) of the diffusion coefficient (and/or mean thermal speed and mean free path) of CO2 in normal air?

Many Many and a hundred many thanks!

Raymond
 
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And temperature? =/

http://www.css.cornell.edu/compost/oxygen/oxygen.diff.air.html

Anyway, here is a useful (I think) site to help you.
Good luck with your studies!
 
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