3.8 million years ago
In the first step of photosynthesis, which is light-dependent, two water molecules are needed to start the reaction. Each water molecule contains two oxygen atoms, so a total of four oxygen atoms are needed.
in a way, oxygen is one of the raw material in a way to start a fire. Without oxygen, it is not possible to start a fire.
The major sources of oxygen...are plants because without them we wouldn't have enough oxygen to start with..
After the earth was created, there was just one gigantic ocean. At some point, single-celled organisms formed - the first plants. They made their own energy using the sun and carbon doixide (photosynthesis) and one of the waste products was oxygen. As they multiplied, more and more oxygen was produced, forming the start of today's atmosphere.
Oxygen came first. It then formed ozone.
well first you pop the hood of your car,then comes the easy part you start counting them with your wiener
Mostly from the trees because carbon dioxide goes into the trees and oxygen comes out
No, chapstick and oxygen alone would not be able to start a fire. A fire typically requires a fuel source, heat, and an ignition source. Chapstick is not flammable on its own, and oxygen is not combustible.
I believe they get their from the Sun to start the reaction :)oxygen
In my own opinion and un-tested hypothesis.... that carbon oxygen cycle start to change when there is no more plants to give oxygen and get carbon dioxide and there is no animals and humans that inhale oxygen and give off or exhale carbon dioxide.
Oxygen enriched atmospheres start at oxygen concentrations above the normal level of around 21%. These concentrations are typically employed in medical settings or industrial applications for specific purposes.
Oxygen has 2 electrons in its first energy level.