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Q: What are 2 examples of fused carbon?
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Examples are sulphur which has allotropes S8, S7, S6, S12 and more Phosphorus is found as P4 Carbon has rings fused together in graphite.


Which type of lipid has four fused carbon rings?

Steroids


What are 2 examples of covalent bonds?

Water and carbon dioxide.


What is a type of lipid that has a carbon skeleton that has four fused rings?

the answer is "steroid".


Two examples of gas?

1. carbon dioxcide 2. heilium


What are examples of inorganic carbon?

Carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) are examples of inorganic carbon.


Lipids made of four carbon rings fused together are called?

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Why is cabon dioxide a compound?

Carbon dioxide is a compound as it is the elements carbon and oxygen fused together in a chemical reaction. The chemical name for carbon dioxide is C02


What are 2 solids that go straight to gases?

Examples: camphor, solid carbon dioxide.


What element is made when you fuse 2 carbon molecules?

Actually fusing carbon, such as in a star will create one of several type of elements. In the vast majority of stars carbon is not fused at all, but depending on the star's mass carbon may fuse into neon, oxygen, magnesium, among a couple others. This happens in specific type of stars, at specific times in their lives. Fusing is different from chemical reactions. There are no chemical reactions that can make elements, but with nuclear transmutation you can do it. For example, in a star hydrogen is fused into helium, and sometimes helium into carbon.