Who is the founder of carbon dioxide?

Answer 1

Joseph Black, a Scottish chemist and physician, first identified carbon dioxide in the 1750s.

Answer 2

In 1754, while working with magnesium, joseph black discovered carbon dioxide which he called "fixed air," as a gas distinct from ordinary air.

Answer 3

There is no founder of carbon dioxide. The scientist who discovered carbon dioxide was the Scottish chemist Joseph Black, in 1754.

Answer 4

Carbon dioxide is a naturally occurring compound and is not founded by a specific individual. It has been known since ancient times and was first isolated in the 17th century by chemist Joseph Black.