Literally, no. The various elements of the Periodic Table, in their purest form, contain no carbon. Helium, for example, contains no carbon. A block of pure lead has no carbon.
Yes, although the hydroxyapatite that gives bones their strength is not a carbon compound, the osteocytes (bone cells) and marrow contain carbon.
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Nil (Practically everything on this whole planet is made out of carbon)
Substances composed of carbon and hydrogen are called "hydrocarbons". Common hydrocarbons include methane (natural gas), oil and gas. Hydrogen and carbon are very common elements in everything that is or was formerly living.
Yes. Everything that exists is matter in a various state.
Graphite, charcoal, buckminsterfullerene (C60), carbon fiber, carbon nanotubes, and diamonds.(Compounds having a carbon base are: almost, but not all, organic chemicals; all hydrocarbons including Coal & oil (carbon based complexes); Glucose (C6H12O6), Carbon monoxide (CO), Carbon dioxide (CO2), and thousands more.)
carbon is the basic element of everything on earth
All organic compounds contain carbon. Carbon can make everything from carbon dioxide to chlorophyll.
Carbon Is in everything, pick any seven things and they will all have carbon in them
Carbon Is in everything, pick any seven things and they will all have carbon in them
It eats carbon. it eats everything
Carbon is found in everything! We wouldn't be alive if there wasn't carbon in the air!
Carbon
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diamond and graphite are pure carbon. everything living has carbon in it. charcoal and car hoods have in it as well
because each and every organisim has carbon
Nil (Practically everything on this whole planet is made out of carbon)
I would say carbon since we are carbon based. Carbon us the backbone for everything organic that I know of.