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Who gas animal release?
Carbondioxide (CO2)
What do humans use carbondioxide for?
Humans use carbon dioxide to keep their blood balanced so it is not too acidic or too bacic
Why is carbon used as the basis for all life on our planet?
because plants breathe in carbondioxide and breathe out oxygen which animals and human breathe in if there is no carbondioxide there will be no plants ,no animalsand no humans which means no life on earth.
What living organism uses the air humans breathe out?
plants. when humans exhale carbondioxide, plants take it in and turn it back into oxygen. especially trees
Does combustion release oxygen into the atmosphere?
no it burns the oxygen and releases co2 (carbondioxide) among other pollutants
What is the waste that you exhale?
carbondioxide
Who discovered carbondioxide?
j.black
What do the lung produces?
Carbondioxide
What do we breathe out?
we breath carbondioxide
What gas extinguishes fire?
CarbonDioxide =]
The formula of carbondioxide?
It's CO2
What is carbondioxide detectors?
lime water
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