Some carbonation, such as that in beer, is made by yeast. The yeast cells consume glucose and metabolize it anaerobically (without oxygen). This process is called fermentation. The byproducts of yeast fermentation are EtOH and CO2 (alcohol and bubbles).
Carbon is in every substance that can be burnt. When you burn something and it turns black, that is the carbon revealing itself.
Carbon was created in the core of dying stars.
In a star, all elements heavier than hydrogen are created in stars or/and the explosions of stars.
In stars and many other things! B)
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NOAnswer:Although much graphite is natural and mined, there are processes for the manufacture of graphite from carbon containing compounds. This involves the treatment of prepared carbon samples at extremely high temperature 4530-5430°F (2500-3000°C).As it can be created from non-graphite carbon, it is renewable.
Carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide are created from combustion of organics. If the combustion is not 100% complete you will get carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. if its 100% you will only get carbon dioxide. (as a side note - the energy you get from food is from a process a lot like combustion, so we are internal combustion engines producing CO2. That's why we breath it out)
No. Charcoal is made up of mostly carbon atoms which are not arranged in a crystal lattice. Diamond and graphite are examples of carbon atoms arranged in a lattice. Charcoal has been created from fires for millions of years and can be in rocks.
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Carbon - journal - was created in 1964.
Calgon Carbon was created in 1942.
Carbon Trust was created in 2001.
Carbon Clear was created in 2005.
Carbon Dreams was created in 2001.
Elaborations of Carbon was created in 2002.
SGL Carbon was created in 1992.
Rio Carbon was created in 2004.
Carbon Retirement was created in 2008.
Carbon Energy was created in 2004.
United Carbon Building was created in 1940.
Carbon Stereoxide was created on 2001-03-10.