What happens to the carbon dioxide you exhale?

Answer 1

Breathing in some carbon dioxide (CO2) isn't a problem unless the concentration of it in what you're breathing is high. We also need to be sure that enough oxygen is still present with the CO2. But breathing pure carbon dioxide will soon cause you to black out then to suffocate. You will die of asphyxia in a few minutes. ♥

Answer 2

When you exhale (breath out) , the carbon dioxide falls to the ground, it is a heavy gas.

On touching the ground it is absorbed by green plant lift, (grass /trees etc.,)

When it is absorbed by green plant lift it undergoes photosynthesis. The presence of daylight ( sun/uv light is required). Photosynthesis splits the carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen. The carbon component is absorbed by the plant as biomass, and the oxygen is released back into the atmosphere for animal (human) life to inhale (breath in).

It is a natural cyclic process.

NB THere are three natural cyclic processes, they are:-

Oxygen cycle, Carbon cycle, and Nitrgen cycle.

Answer 3

The carbon dioxide you exhale is released into the atmosphere. It is a waste product of the process of cellular respiration in your body, where oxygen is used to produce energy, and carbon dioxide is a byproduct.

Answer 4

The carbon dioxide you breathe out joins the air around us. And plants take it in during daylight and create oxygen with it.

Answer 5

It goes into the atmosphere and mixes with the other gases there, entering the carbon cycle where it may be breathed by another person, animal or plant or be absorbed into the earth or water.

Answer 6

Part of it is used by plants and "exhaled" as oxygen, which we breathe.