Abstract
Two effects, turbulent barodiffusion and turbulent thermal diffusion in gases, are discussed. These phenomena are related to the dynamics of a gaseous admixture in compressible turbulent fluid flow with low Mach numbers. Turbulent barodiffusion causes an additional mass flux of the gaseous admixture directed to the maximum of the mean fluid pressure, while turbulent thermal diffusion results in an accumulation of the gaseous admixture in the vicinity of the minimum of the mean temperature of the surrounding fluid. At large
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