Fake Mass of Gas Is a new theory, bit like string theory only with moles.
It started when divers forgot there basic physics and stared double filtering.
Fake mass is forgetting that atmospheric air and BREATHING AIR are two different theories and that atmospheric AIR is measured differently for the pretty girl on the telly that tells you what the weather is going to be than for divers.
Thats called saturated vapour pressure density dewpoint. or blonds
The weight of air is dependant on if it is defined as air at 20oC (293.15 K, 68oF) and 1 atm ( 101.325 kN/m2, 101.325 kPa, 14.7 psia, 0 psig, 30 in Hg, 760 torr) and if so is called NTP Normal Temperature and Pressure in which case it is 1.205 kg/M3. NPT
As opposed to the engineering term NPT that stands for National Pipe thread used in big diving cylinders and bigger diving bells. But this is an American standard and so I should add that there STP standard ambient temperature and pressure is at 25C 77F
Or if we are talking about air at 0oC (273.15 K, 32oF) and 1 atm (101.325 kN/m2, 101.325 kPa, 14.7 psia, 0 psig, 30 in Hg, 760 torr)
in which case we call that Standard Temperature and Pressure STP
Or the chemical oil industry where STP in which case its 100 kPa and 14.504psi 0.986 ATA
Again unless we are taking about oil lubricated compressors that compressed this air and you wish me to identify the weight of the oil carry over from the poorly designed filters then STP is more probably the brand of oil additive you local dive used to fill said air cylinders.
Good practice is always to define the reference conditions fully or alternatively use the metric system and don't tell me at 15 °C (288.15 K; 59.00 °F) and 101.325kPa 1 ATA or 760 Torr.
Now what was the question……………..Oh yes
Air has some peculiar properties shared with most other gasses in that it contains moles or at least parts of them and should be measured only in cubic feet and that divided by 28.32 if you really really want it in litres
Most of us learn from school that a cubic foot of air as having the following parts.
Nitrogen (N2): 0.9864 moles
Oxygen (O2): 0.2653 moles
But forget the full family of moles being:
Argon (Ar): 0.01176 moles
Neon (Ne): 0.00002275 moles
Helium (He): 0.000006321 moles
Krypton (Kr): 0.000001264 moles
Xenon (Xe): 0.0000001138 moles
Hydrogen (H2): 0.0000006321 moles
Now you can add up all there molecular weights if you must and knock yourself out.
But the neat trick in the theory of gas itself in that 22.4 litres of ANY gas at STP. Any gas you care to mention on this planet or any other will contain exactly
6.02214199 x10^23 molecules of that said gas. And for the purposes of this post it does indeed include the planet Pluto, as a planet.
Now it would have been great if if they lowered the cubic foot to contain 22.4 litres than 28.32 litres but I guess an American foot size is different to a continental just as opposed to one foot being one sixth of a fathom than 0.166666667
It is called Avogadros number and it's he I guess who had the mole problem.
But that's good for us divers and bottle monkeys cos a singe mole of gas at STP will fill 22.4 litres
Or to make it easier ignore all the fancy gases that are used in lightbulbs and cars that run on water and just weigh what gas your left with without forgetting of course the water vapour and oil vapour but that I guess is just a minor mole hill to climb.

Iain Middlebrook