what states are carbon used in?
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carbon can be found in a gaseous state (which you'll almost never encounter) and in a liquid state (which you'll also never encounter).  the only states that are useful are its 4 solid states: diamond, graphite (the stuff that pencil lead is made of), buckyballs (which are basically balls of carbon atoms bonded together in a soccer-ball-like pattern), and carbon nanotubes (which are sheets of carbon atoms wrapped up into tubes).
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Carbon (C), Hydrogen (H), and Oxygen (O)
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Different laws for different states.
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As more and more forest are destroyed, fewer plants are left to take in carbon dioxide for use in photosynthesis. On the other hand, people keep on using energy and fuel and burning materials that produce more and more carbon dioxide. There is therefore a surplus of carbon dioxide in the air. You have to remember that carbon dioxide is one of the major green house gases in the atmosphere. These gases warm our atmosphere by converting solar infrared radiation into heat energy. What's more, the heat is also trapped by these green house gase. With more and more heat being trapped, our climate will change. Higher global temperature will coz the sea level to rise. It will also coz extreme weather conditions such as supertyphoons and tornadoes
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state where acct. originated
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Carbon has made forms and can be used for several things.\n\nDiamond - Gemstone quality are cut and placed in jewelery, Industrial diamonds are used in tools like diamond tipped saws and drill bits designed to cut into heavy materials like stone or metal.\n\nWater Filters - Carbon can combine with many other elements which is why it is used to remove a number of impurities from drinking water and small aquariums.\n\nElectronics - Carbon is commonly used in electronic components (such as resistors) found in TVs, Radios, Computers, Playstations, etc.\n\nFeul & Energy - In the form of coal it is widely used in the boliers of electrical power plants to generate energy. In developing countries it is used as a more efficient means over wood for heating the home and cooking. In China the coal that is mined is pressed into round stackable bricks that are alloted to the people without electricity every month so they can cook food and heat their homes.\n\nGraphite - The "Pencil Lead" for wooden and mechanical pencils. A dry lubricant commonly used on small mechanical devices like locks and hobby motors of miniature vehicles.\n\nDrinks - By mixing with oxygen in the form of Carbon Dioxide it allows for the bubbles in soda.\n\nFood - In the form of baking soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) it creates gas bubble that make cookies and cakes light and airy.\n\nSteel - The strong and common alloy is made by adding carbon to iron.\n\nSimple Calories - Carbon in one of the key elements in the sugars and starches that make up the carbohydrades in food. The subtances are typically plant-based in origin and are the easiest to breakdown into energy.\n\nNano Tubes - An experimental "artificial muscle" consisting of strong microscopic carbon structures that can flex and contract with electrical current.\n\nAerospace Engineering - New aircraft and spacecraft hulls are made of overlapping layers of woven carbon fiber material and heated resins. The combined layers are stronger and lighter than the traditional aluminum panals that make up older aircraft and space craft skins.
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CB provides a great chart. Clearly, though, the high number for Michigan (and Wisconsin, for that matter) is due to the portion of the bordering Great Lakes which officially fall within the state's borders. The Great Lakes, for the most part, are split down the middle and divided between bordering states and provinces. If you remove this factor, Florida would be at the top of your list.
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Carbon, the element, comes in three forms. These are graphite, diamond and the other (non christoline). Each is used in many ways for many things.\n\nGraphite is a flat form of carbon molecule. The cristles are hexagonal. These crystals can slide over each other acting as a lubricant. Graphite is used as a lupricant - often calles "graphite greese". It is also used in "lead" pencils.\n\nTetrahedron crystals are found in diamonds. These are not flat. These are used in jewelery, cutting tools, grinders etc. This is because diamonds are very hard and long lasting.\n\nNon crystaline carbon is used in chamical reactions. Coal is baked in baked in coke ovens to make "coke" (not the drink) which is then used in the manufacture of iron and steel.\n\nCardon is used, by plants, to make sugars, which it turn, we eat to give us energy. As our bodies "burn up" these sugars, we create carbon dioxide which we exhale.\n\nEverywhere you look you see uses of carbon - In timber, carbon fibre, Gasoline the list goes on and on.
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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What state? Go to http://www.statelocalgov.net/index.cfm and find out.
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Carbon dioxide and other wastes. WHOA the second answerer is definitely going to win the voting.
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probably carbon dioxide mostly
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try carboncreations.com
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A) carbon burning in air\nAll the other choices demonstrate physical changes.
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A CAM plant stores carbon as organic acids for use when it closes its stomata to prevent water loss. C3 and C4 plants use 3 carbon and 4 carbon molecules respectively for use in the calvin cycle.
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Several points can be made but two will suffice for now.\n\n1. Carbon based does not only apply to humans but to every part of the biosphere (living part of the environment). Our whole ecosystem is based on carbon!\n\n2. Carbon IS as essential to life as Oxygen. What is the gas we give off when we exhale? CARBON dioxide! We must take in carbon to passit out.\n\nOur bodies "burn" sugars to get the energy our bodies neen to run. Guess what the main element in sugar is? Yes, you're right! CARBON! Carbon is in every cell of our bobies.
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Americans produce an estimated 25 percent of the world's carbon dioxide pollution. A lot of it would diminish by reducing pollution from vehicles and power plants; our industry should be required to cut emissions of global warming pollution.