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• Carbon dioxide
  ...gas that gives the sparkle to many soft drinks, some wines, and beer. The carbon dioxide gas freezes at −78.5 °C (−109.3 °F) and the frozen form is k
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• Carbon dioxide sequestration
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• Carbon dioxide/Approval
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• Carbon dioxide/Definition
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• Carbon dioxide/Related Articles
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• C4 carbon fixation/Definition
  A carbon fixation reaction that fixes carbon dioxide into the four carbon molecule oxaloacetate; usually found in the mesophyll
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• Carbon capture and storage/External Links
  ...rccs.htm Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage. *[http://arstechnica.com/journals/science.ars/2006/9/19/5341 Carbon Dioxide Lakes in the Deep Ocean] Posted by John Timmer, September 2006
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• Crassulacean acid metabolism/Definition
  ...ole as malic acid until the following light period when it is converted to carbon dioxide for fixation by the Calvin cycle.
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• Carbondioxide
  #REDIRECT [[Carbon dioxide]]
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• RuBisCO/Definition
  ...ein on earth and required for the first step of the Calvin cycle to reduce carbon dioxide during carbon fixation.
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• Carbon dioxide
  ...gas that gives the sparkle to many soft drinks, some wines, and beer. The carbon dioxide gas freezes at −78.5 °C (−109.3 °F) and the frozen form is k
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• Capnography
  '''Capnography''' is a technique for continuously monitoring the [[carbon dioxide]] content of expired air. It is particularly useful in field and emergency ...[[blood gas analysis]] by focusing on the actual gas exchange rather than carbon dioxide in blood. Like [[pulse oximetry]], it is a relatively noninvasive technique
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• Hypercapnia/Definition
  An increased [[partial pressure]] of [[carbon dioxide]] in the [[blood]].
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• Hypocapnia/Definition
  A decreased [[partial pressure]] of [[carbon dioxide]] in the [[blood]].
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• Carbon capture and storage/Definition
  An approach to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂).
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• Capnography/Definition
  Continuous recording of the carbon dioxide content of expired air.<noinclude>{{DefMeSH}}</noinclude>
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• Phosgene
  ...[World War I]]. It is a [[choking gas]] that reacts with water to produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen chloride gas, which is corrosive. Exposure can lead to [[pulm ...gene is very reactive and decomposes in the presence of moisture to form [[carbon dioxide]] (CO2) and [[hydrochloric acid]] (HCl). The oxygen atom of water molecule
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• Greenhouse gas
  ...he main greenhouse gases for Earth are [[water]] vapor (H₂O), [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), and [[ozone]] (O₃). Some other gases such as ...human contribution to the Earth's greenhouse effect concentrate chiefly on carbon dioxide emissions. See [[Kyoto Protocol]], [[emissions trading]] and [[carbon credi
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• Baking soda/Definition
  Common name for [[sodium bicarbonate]]; usage comes from its generation of [[carbon dioxide]] when subjected to heat or acid; generate gas leavens a baked product
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• Fire/Definition
  ...ible material releasing heat, light, and various reaction products such as carbon dioxide and water.
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• Amine gas treating/Definition
  ...tions of [[amine]]s to remove [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) from [[gas]]es
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• Joseph Black/Definition
  ...and chemist, known for his discoveries of latent heat, specific heat, and carbon dioxide
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• Calvin cycle/Definition
  ...cle, discovered by Melvin Calvin, that is responsible for the reduction of carbon dioxide to sugar in the stroma of chloroplasts.
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• Blood gas analysis/Related Articles
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• Alcohol (drug)
  ...[yeast]] that [[Fermentation (food)|ferment]] sugar into [[ethanol]] and [[carbon dioxide]].
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• Ocean acidification/Definition
  ...e of the [[pH]] of the oceans, presumably due to the increased intake of [[carbon dioxide]] from the [[atmosphere]].
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• Acid gas
  ...ioxide]] (CO₂), hydrogen sulfide or [[mercaptan]]s (RSH). Thus, carbon dioxide by itself is an acid gas but not a sour gas. Before a raw natural gas containing hydrogen sulfide or carbon dioxide can be used, the raw gas must be treated to reduce those impurities to acce
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• Blood gas analysis/Definition
  Test which measures the amounts of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood, as well as the acidity (pH) of the blood.
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• Ocean acidification
  ...ntake of [[carbon dioxide]] from the [[atmosphere]]. Due to the release of carbon dioxide by human activity, the increased [[acid]]ity of the oceans could cause some [[Carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) combines with [[water]] (H₂O) to form [[carbo
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• Sour gas
  ...ses such as [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) or hydrogen sulfide. Thus, carbon dioxide by itself is an acid gas but it is not a sour gas. Before a raw natural gas containing hydrogen sulfide and/or carbon dioxide can be used, the raw gas must be treated to remove those impurities to acce
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• Red blood cells/Definition
  ...of delivering oxygen to the body's cells via the blood, and the removal of carbon dioxide wastes that result from metabolism.
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• Fire/Related Articles
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• Carbon monoxide/Related Articles
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• Flue gas
  Flue gas is usually composed of [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and water vapor as well as [[nitrogen]] and excess [[oxy Technologies for the removal and [[carbon capture and storage|capture]] of carbon dioxide from flue gases are now under active research and development as a means
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• Joseph Black/Related Articles
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• Ion/Related Articles
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• Sublimation
  ...to be observed by non-[[chemist]]s is the conversion of [[dry ice]] into [[carbon dioxide]] gas. In chemistry labs, sublimation, when possible, serves as a very con
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• Hypercapnia/Related Articles
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• Hypocapnia/Related Articles
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• Amine gas treating/External Links
  ...cessing_ng.asp Natural Gas Supply Association] Scroll down to ''Sulfur and Carbon Dioxide Removal''
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• Chemical compound/Related Articles
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• Symbiodinium microadriaticum/Related Articles
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• Trichomonas vaginalis/Related Articles
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• Pulse oximetry/Related Articles
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• Pseudomonas putida/Related Articles
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• Nucleation/Related Articles
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• Classification of rigid rotors/Related Articles
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• Molecule/Related Articles
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• Pulse oximetry
  ...r advanced field medicine where an artificial airway is inserted, direct [[carbon dioxide]] measurement with [[capnography]] is another complementary technique. ...ng used by a patient. For this purpose, it is necessary to also measure [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) levels with [[arterial blood gas]] testing.
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• Oxidation-reduction/Related Articles
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• Lake Kivu
  ...climate, and underlying [[seismic]] activity, the Lake has a buildup of [[carbon dioxide]], [[methane]] and [[sulfur dioxide]].<ref name=solidarites/>
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• Carbon
  The [[greenhouse gas]] [[carbon dioxide]] CO₂ is an oxide of carbon, as is the poisonous gas [[carbon mo
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• Law of multiple proportions (chemistry)/Bibliography
  ...s with his atoms, and found the answer….Carbon monoxide (CO) was ©O, while carbon dioxide (C02) was ©OO. Nitrous oxide (N20) was ØØO, and ØO was nitric oxide (N
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• Clathrate
  ...[[ethane]], [[propane]], [[isobutane]], normal [[butane]], [[nitrogen]], [[carbon dioxide]] and [[hydrogen sulphide]].
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• Sustainable energy
  ...s that both resources must be developed in order to stabilize and reduce [[carbon dioxide]] emissions:<ref>[http://aceee.org/store/proddetail.cfm?CFID=2957330&CFTOKE
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• Silicon/Related Articles
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• Absorption (chemistry)
  ...h any [[acid gas]]es, such as [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]]] (CO₂), are removed from the natural gas by reacting with the ...re not as economically acceptable as the reversible reactive absorption of carbon dioxide by ethanolamine solutions.
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• Glutamate decarboxylase
  ...oxylation of L-[[glutamic acid]] to form [[gamma-aminobutyric acid]] and [[carbon dioxide]]. The enzyme is found in bacteria and in invertebrate and vertebrate nervo
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• Citric acid cycle/Related Articles
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• Fire extinguisher
  ...urce of oxygen. People have become unconscious very quickly when using a [[carbon dioxide]] extinguisher in a poorly ventilated room. ...lled with a water solution of a carbonate or other compound that generates carbon dioxide when mixed with acid. At the top of the extinguisher is a bottle of acid, w
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• Pulmonary function test
  ...s involved in the act of respiration: inspiration, expiration, oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange, lung volume and compliance, etc.<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref>
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• Hyperoxia/Related Articles
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• Hypoxia/Related Articles
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• Hyperoxia
  ...haled either pure [[oxygen]] (hyperoxia condition), or 95% oxygen and 5% [[carbon dioxide]] ([[hypercapnia|hypercapnic]] hyperoxia). Yellow (hyperoxia) and green (hy
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• Carbon dioxide/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Carbon dioxide]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Flue gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion
  ...ustion is uncombusted nitrogen. The next largest part of the flue gas is [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) which can be as much as 10 to 15 volume percent or more
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• High-altitude medicine/Related Articles
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• Anion
  ...<td>[[Carbonate]]</td> <td>CO₃^2-</td> <td> Evolves [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) gas when sulfuric acid is added </td>
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• Classification of rigid rotors
  [[carbon dioxide]] (O=C=O), [[hydrogen cyanide]] (HC≡N), and [[carbonyl sulfide]] (O=C=S)
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• Joseph Black/Bibliography
  |title=Joseph Black and the discovery of carbon dioxide. |title=Joseph Black and the identification of carbon dioxide.
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• Saccharomyces cerevisiae
  ...n ATP. The by-products of fermentation include carbon dioxide and ethanol. Carbon dioxide is what causes bread to rise during baking, as bubbles of it get trapped in ...on, an isolated form of either haploid is used. Certain forms favor either carbon dioxide or ethanol as a product, which determines what process they will be used fo
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• Serum electrolyte panel
  [[Blood gas analysis]] complements the bicarbonate level with carbon dioxide values.
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• Fermentation (biochemistry)
  ...oholic fermentation'' is the conversion of pyruvate into [[ethanol]] and [[carbon dioxide]]; and ''heterolactic fermentation'' is the production of lactic acid as we :::Sugar (glucose) → Alcohol (ethanol) + Carbon Dioxide + Energy (ATP)
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• Radiative forcing
  ...of climate change, such as, for example, a change in the concentration of carbon dioxide or the output of the Sun.
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• Eukaryote/Related Articles
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• Solid (state of matter)
  ...rocess called [[sublimation]]. Examples of this are [[dry ice]] becoming [[carbon dioxide]] [[gas]], and [[ice]] disappearing without [[melting]].
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• Law of multiple proportions (chemistry)
  ...grams of oxygen to form carbon monoxide, and 26.6 grams of oxygen to form carbon dioxide, the ratio 13.3:26.6 = 1:2 for oxygen in the two compounds. ...as a fuel in the gas-range. Carbon also united with oxygen to form gaseous carbon dioxide in the ratio of 3 [parts by weight] to 8 [parts by weight]. Why not 3 to 6,
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• Pollutant
  ...] products, or naturally occurring substances, such as [[radon]] (Rn) or [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) that may occur in harmful [[concentration]]s in a given *[[Greenhouse gas]]es such as [[Water|water vapor]] (H₂O), ozone, carbon dioxide and [[methane]] (CH₄).<ref> [http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/li
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• Air pollution emissions
  ...burns result in the formation and release of [[smoke]], ash, [[dust]], [[carbon dioxide]], [[nitrogen oxide]]s and other air pollutants. ...act upon the waste and generate ''landfill gas'' that contains methane and carbon dioxide as well as small amounts of ammonia, [[mercaptan]]s and other [[sulfide]]s.
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• Haber process
  The [[carbon monoxide]] produced reacts with water to form [[carbon dioxide]] and more hydrogen: ...hydrogen. The water vapor then reacts with the carbon monoxide to produce carbon dioxide and more hydrogen:
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• Photosynthesis/Addendum
  ...s of the solar spectral output and the energetics of oxygen production and carbon dioxide reduction with two photochemical reactions.
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• Chlorella minutissima
  ====Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Pollution==== ...t intensity require a high cost, therefore the use of microalgae to reduce carbon dioxide pollution is limited to small scale practice such as for factoies<ref>Aikat
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• Heart
  ...blood through the entire body and exchange [[oxygen]] and nutrients for [[carbon dioxide]] and wastes. ...oxygenated blood from the right ventricles to the lung, where it gives off carbon dioxide and receives oxygen. The aorta is the largest artery. It carries oxygenated
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• Alkaline pasta
  ...baking soda, its molecules react with one another to give off water and [[carbon dioxide]] and form solid [[sodium carbonate]], which is proton-free." The actual c
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• Alkaline pasta/Citable Version
  ...baking soda, its molecules react with one another to give off water and [[carbon dioxide]] and form solid [[sodium carbonate]], which is proton-free." The actual c
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• Thylakoid/Citable Version
  ...troma to synthesize organic compounds using the inorganic carbon compound, carbon dioxide, as the carbon source starting material.<ref name=ftexplorethylakoid> [http ...to ATP. ATP is a key energy source for synthesizing organic compounds from carbon dioxide in the stroma, a phase of the photosynthetic process called the [[Calvin cy
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• Thylakoid
  ...troma to synthesize organic compounds using the inorganic carbon compound, carbon dioxide, as the carbon source starting material.<ref name=ftexplorethylakoid> [http ...to ATP. ATP is a key energy source for synthesizing organic compounds from carbon dioxide in the stroma, a phase of the photosynthetic process called the [[Calvin cy
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• Metabolic acidosis
  ..., deriving from the hydration reaction with the metabolic waste product, [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), ...physiological conditions, metabolism produces on the order of 15,000 mmol carbon dioxide per day, which in the healthy steady-state the lungs exhale.
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• Sun/Related Articles
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• Respiratory failure
  ...ure to adequately provide oxygen to cells of the body and to remove excess carbon dioxide from them."<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref> ...unts for changes in respiration as measured by the [[partial pressure]] of carbon dioxide. However, this calculation relies on the respiratory quotient being constan
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• Flare stack
  ...lly in this way and it amounts to about 1.2% of the worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide. That may seem to be insignificant, but in perspective it is more than half
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• Citric acid cycle
  ...chemical conversion of [[carbohydrate]]s, [[fat]]s and [[protein]]s into [[carbon dioxide]] and [[water]] to generate a form of usable energy. The citric acid cycle | NADH + H⁺<br />+ [[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]]
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• Organosilicon
  ...methane]]) <ref>''From Carbon Dioxide to Methane: Homogeneous Reduction of Carbon Dioxide with Hydrosilanes Catalyzed by Zirconium-Borane Complexes'' <!--:[[Image:Carbondioxidereduction.png|400px|Carbon dioxide reduction]]-->
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• Combustion
  <center>'''methane + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water vapor'''<br/> <center>'''methane + oxygen + nitrogen → carbon dioxide + water vapor + nitrogen'''<br/>
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• Natural gas processing
  *[[Acid gas]]es: [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[mercaptan] *Contain no more than trace amounts of components such as hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, mercaptans, nitrogen, and water vapor.
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• Blood gas analysis
  ...ngths of light by hemoglobin. [[Serum electrolyte panel]]s complement the carbon dioxide level with the level of circulating [[bicarbonate ion in physiology|bicarbo
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• Amine gas treating
  ...simply [[amine]]s) to remove [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) from [[gas]]es.<ref name=Kohl>{{cite book|author=Arthur ...see the [[Carbon capture and storage]] article and the section on reducing carbon dioxide emissions in the [[Conventional coal-fired power plant]] article.]''
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• Amine gas treating/Citable Version
  ...simply [[amine]]s) to remove [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) from [[gas]]es.<ref name=Kohl>{{cite book|author=Arthur ...see the [[Carbon capture and storage]] article and the section on reducing carbon dioxide emissions in the [[Conventional coal-fired power plant]] article.]''
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• Acid dew point
  ...oil]], [[natural gas]], or [[biomass]] are primarily composed of gaseous [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and [[water]] vapor (H₂O) as well as gaseous
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• Catabolism
  ...disassemble them to simple cellular metabolites (lactic acid, acetic acid, carbon dioxide, ammonia, urea, etc.). The creation of cellular metabolites is an [[oxidati
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• Circulatory system
  ...irculation of blood brings oxygen and food molecules to cells, and removes carbon dioxide and the waste products of [[metabolism]] from them. Blood circulation also ...ients and oxygen pass out to cells, and it is through the capillaries that carbon dioxide and wastes pass from the cells into the blood.
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• Air pollutant concentrations/Citable Version
  ...tions to reference conditions of moisture content, [[oxygen]] content or [[carbon dioxide]] content. This article presents methods for converting concentrations from ...ure) corrected to a dry basis and further corrected to 12 volume percent [[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]] in the dry gas.
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• Carbon monoxide
  ...the class of inorganic compounds known as [[oxocarbons]] which includes [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[carbon suboxide]] (C₃O₂), [[mel ...ing substances. It is produced when there is not enough [[oxygen]] to form carbon dioxide, such as when operating a stove or an [[Gasoline/Draft#Octane_rating|intern
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• Inorganic chemistry
  ...rganic compounds.<ref>'''Note''': For example, [[carbon monoxide]] (CO), [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[carbon disulfide]] (CS₂), [[sodium cyanide *[[carbon dioxide]] + [[water]] &rarr; [[carbonic acid]]
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• Relative volatility/Citable Version
  ...ly react with each other (for example, the absorption of [[Gas|gaseous]] [[carbon dioxide]] in aqueous solutions of [[sodium hydroxide]] which yields [[sodium carbon
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• Air pollutant concentrations
  ...tions to reference conditions of moisture content, [[oxygen]] content or [[carbon dioxide]] content. This article presents methods for converting concentrations from ...ure) corrected to a dry basis and further corrected to 12 volume percent [[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]] in the dry gas.
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• Air Resources Laboratory/Gallery
  ...Ecological Research.jpg|center|298px|Instruments for measuring exchange of carbon dioxide and water between a forest and the atmosphere. (Niwot Ridge Long Term Ecolo
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• Fish/How fish function
  ...ed by filaments in the gills and passed on to the blood. At the same time, carbon dioxide and other wastes are being expelled. Some species, such as the [[anabantid]
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• Oxidation-reduction
  ...ose electrons transfer under precise metabolic control, to oxygen, forming carbon dioxide and water, releasing the energy that held those electrons in their original ...gh transfer of electrons to the carbon atoms of carbon dioxide, converting carbon dioxide by reduction to carbohydrate, allowing water's oxygen atoms, stripped of th
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• Henry's law/Citable Version
  :[[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) : 29.4 L·atm/mol &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ...bove is consistent with the example numerical values presented for oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen and with their corresponding dimensional units.
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• Taurine
  ...alled cysteic acid. An enzymatic [[decarboxylation]] reaction, in which [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) is removed, produces taurine. In an alternative pathway
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• Ion selective electrode
  ...lace with a membrane permeable to the desired gas such as [[ammonia]] or [[carbon dioxide]]. When the gas passes through the membrane, the change of pH in the thin l
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• Relative volatility
  ...ly react with each other (for example, the absorption of [[Gas|gaseous]] [[carbon dioxide]] in aqueous solutions of [[sodium hydroxide]] which yields [[sodium carbon
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• Cellular respiration
  ...ate inside the mitochondrial matrix. This oxidation reaction also releases carbon dioxide as a product. In the process one molecule of NADH is formed per pyruvate ox ...n the table below are for one glucose and molecule being fully oxidised to carbon dioxide. It is assumed that all the reduced coenzymes are oxidised by the electron
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• Plant (organism)
  ...lle]]s adapted for carrying out [[photosynthesis]]. Photosynthesis fixes [[carbon dioxide]] [[solution|dissolved]] in the cell from the [[air]], and uses it to store ...bility of cuticle for water also makes it more difficult for gases such as carbon dioxide to pass through. Most modern plants solve this with microscopic holes calle
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• Henry's law
  :[[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) : 29.4 L·atm/mol ...bove is consistent with the example numerical values presented for oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen and with their corresponding dimensional units.
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• Oxygen
  ...or covalent bonds. The best-known oxides are: dihydrogen oxide (water), [[carbon dioxide]] (in aqueous solution "carbonic acid"), silica (silicon dioxide), nitroge ...required oxygen is imported from the air and some waste products, such as carbon dioxide, are released. For mammals, red blood cells containing [[hemoglobin]] are a
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• Ammonia production
  ...gas shift reaction|shift conversion]] to convert the carbon monoxide to [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and more hydrogen: * The carbon dioxide is then removed either by absorption in aqueous [[ethanolamine]] solutions
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• Air stripping
  ...complexes. In some such cases, the VOC combustion products would only be [[carbon dioxide]] and water. ...denitrification of water, and the removal of gases such as [[ammonia]], [[carbon dioxide]] and [[hydrogen sulphide]] from water.
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• Ammonia production/Citable Version
  ...gas shift reaction|shift conversion]] to convert the carbon monoxide to [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and more hydrogen: * The carbon dioxide is then removed either by absorption in aqueous [[ethanolamine]] solutions
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• Thermocline
  Gases like carbon dioxide are denser than regular air. When they come out of solution they can suffo
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• Coral reef
  ...gae in check, and any other [[calcification|calcifying]] organisms. When [[carbon dioxide]] concentrations approach 450 ppm, [[calcification]] might not be able to o
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• Hemoglobin
  ...in the transport of other gases: It carries some of the body's respiratory carbon dioxide (about 20–25% of the total), in which CO2 is bound to the heme protein. T
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• Microbial metabolism
  * [[autotrophy|autotrophic]] – [[carbon]] is obtained from [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) ...] – [[carbon]] is obtained from both [[organic compound]]s and by fixing [[carbon dioxide]]
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• Coal
  ...air at prescribed conditions, is released as [[gas|gases]]. It includes [[carbon dioxide]], volatile [[organic chemistry|organic]] and [[inorganic chemistry|inorgan ...changes that take place during coal combustion such as the loss of gaseous carbon dioxide from mineral carbonates, loss of water from silica minerals and loss of sul
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• Global warming/External Links
  *[http://cdiac.ornl.gov/trends/co2/contents.htm Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Isotope Records] - a compilation of independent records
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• Natural gas condensate
  *[[Carbon dioxide]] (CO₂)
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• Nucleation
  * Bubbles of [[carbon dioxide]] ''nucleate'' shortly after the pressure is released from a container of [ ...d by the partial destruction of the previous interface. For example, if a carbon dioxide bubble forms between water and the inside surface of a bottle, the energy i
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• Ecological footprint
  ...y include [[water]], [[salt]]s, [[organic compound]]s, and [[oxygen]] or [[carbon dioxide]] and, more rarely, wit and ideas. However, what is [[waste]] for one kind
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• Photosynthesis
  ...]] discharged into the atmosphere by non-photosynthesis-capable organisms, carbon dioxide serving as the inorganic carbon source for the light-energy-driven synthesi ...carbon dioxide, as the carbon source starting material. Besides water and carbon dioxide, the photosynthesizing organism also draws from the environment other inorg
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• Tree (plant)
  ...oxygen, their presence may slow flood waters, prevent soil erosion, absorb carbon dioxide, provide habitat and nourishment to birds, insects, and wild animals, and m ...ts are essential to a tree's growth the majority of its biomass comes from carbon dioxide absorbed from the atmosphere (see [[photosynthesis]]). Above ground, the tr
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• Human heart
  ...of the right ventricle in to the [[lung]]s, where it exchanges unwanted [[carbon dioxide]] and [[water]] for [[oxygen]]. The blood then travels back in to the left
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• Renner-Teller effect
  ...roximation breaks down. Since the best-known linear triatomic molecule ([[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]]) is electronically non-degenerate in its ground state, Ren
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• Bottle
  ...riestly]] found that the water easily absorbed the gas later identified as carbon dioxide. Priestly published his findings in a paper titled "Directions for Impregna 1832: John Mathews invents an apparatus for charging water with carbon dioxide gas.
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• Rifle
  ...s, either air manually pumped to a high pressure, or from a cartridge of [[carbon dioxide]].
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• Large-scale trickle filters
  ...ion]] of the organic compounds that results in releasing [[Gas|gaseous]] [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), water (H₂O) and other oxidized by-products.< Other than the primary carbon dioxide, water and sludge by-products of the biochemical processes occurring in a t
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Inorganic compounds
  *[[Carbon dioxide]] &ndash; CO₂
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• Fatty acid metabolism
  ...on is [[thermodynamic|thermodynamically]] unfavourable, the evolution of [[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]] drives the reaction forward.
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• Joseph Black
  ...cepts of [[latent heat]] and [[specific heat]], and for the discovery of [[carbon dioxide]]. He was a founder of [[thermochemistry]], and was the mentor of [[James W ...bonic acid by [[Lavoisier]] in 1781, - fixed air is what we now know of as carbon dioxide). He showed that when magnesium carbonate (''magnesia alba'') was heated it
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• Air
  |[[Carbon dioxide]]|| align="center"|CO₂|| align="center"|0.033|| align="center"|3 Note the amounts of [[greenhouse gas]]es that are present: water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone. Additional gases (not listed in the tab
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• John Dalton
  ...ds composed of the same chemical elements (e.g., [[carbon monoxide]] and [[carbon dioxide]]) have different ratios of number of atoms of the elements. ...small integer (whole) numbers (e.g., 2-to-1 for the quantity of oxygen in carbon dioxide to that in carbon monoxide).
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• University of Manchester/Catalogs/Nobel Prize winners
  * [[Melvin Calvin]] (awarded 1961), for his research on the [[carbon dioxide]] assimilation in plants.
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• Earth's atmosphere
  ...ogen]] and 21% [[oxygen]]. The remainder of about 1% contains [[argon]], [[carbon dioxide]] and very small amounts of other gases. The atmosphere is rarely, if ever, |[[Carbon dioxide]]|| align="center"|CO₂|| align="center"|0.033|| align="center"|3
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• Volatility (chemistry)
  ...[[ammonium chloride]] (NH₄Cl) and [[dry ice]], which is solid [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), change directly from their solid form to a vapor withou ...fines them as any compound of [[carbon]], excluding [[carbon monoxide]], [[carbon dioxide]], [[carbonic acid]], metallic [[carbide]]s or [[carbonate]]s, and [[ammoni
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• Airgun
  ...evel so that as gas is released in the operation of the airgun, the liquid carbon dioxide will vaporize and maintain nearly constant pressure. Because of this proper
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• Claus process
  |colspan="6"|Notes:<br> CO₂ is [[carbon dioxide]], NH₃ is [[ammonia]], H₂O is water and HC is an abbr
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• Carbon capture and storage
  ...an approach to reduce [[emission]]s of [[greenhouse gas]]es by capturing [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) from large point sources such as [[fossil fuel power pla ...compared to a plant without CCS.<ref name=IPCC-1>''IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage'' (2005), B. Metz, O. Davidson, H. C. de Coninck, M. Lo
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• Greenhouse effect
  ...m gases that meet the requirements are [[water]] vapor (H₂O), [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[ozone]] (O₃), and [[methane]] (CH<sub>4</s
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• Glycolysis
  ...ruvate typically enters the [[mitochondria]] where it is fully oxidized to carbon dioxide and [[water]] by pyruvate decarboxylase and the set of enzymes of the [[cit ...ds (such as sulphates, sulphites, sulphur dioxide, and elemental sulphur), carbon dioxide, iron compounds, manganese compounds, cobalt compounds, and uranium compoun
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• Environmental engineering
  ...and development is being devoted to the removal, capture and disposal of [[carbon dioxide]] from flue gases.
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• Natural gas/Citable Version
  *[[Acid gas]]es: [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[mercaptan] ...sists mainly of methane with only trace quantities of ethane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. It does not contain propane, butanes, pentanes or condensate.
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• Natural gas
  *[[Acid gas]]es: [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[mercaptan] ...sists mainly of methane with only trace quantities of ethane, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. It does not contain propane, butanes, pentanes or condensate.
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• Red blood cells
  ...the tissues. (In humans, less than 2% of the total oxygen, and most of the carbon dioxide, is held in solution in the [[blood plasma]]). A related compound, [[myoglo
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• Conventional coal-fired power plant
  ...cial handling during startup, with air in the chamber first displaced by [[carbon dioxide]] before filling with hydrogen. This ensures that a highly [[explosive]] hy ...icles. The flue gas contains [[nitrogen]] along with combustion products [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[sulfur dioxide]] (SO₂) and [[nitrogen oxid
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• Metabolic acidosis/Bibliography
  ...of the four canonical acid-base disorders expresses as a primary change in carbon dioxide tension or plasma bicarbonate concentration followed by a secondary respons
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• Fermentation (food)
  Yeast (called "leaven" in ancient times) is also used to produce carbon dioxide bubbles in bread dough; this is then baked to make a lighter bread product ...erting [[juice]] into [[wine]], grains into [[beer]], carbohydrates into [[carbon dioxide]] to leaven [[bread]], and sugars in vegetables into preservative organic a
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• Molecule
  The triatomic molecules that form carbon dioxide ((CO₂)) and water ((H₂)O) have different geometries.
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• Flue gas stack
  ...lant]] or other large combustion device. Flue gas is usually composed of [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and water vapor as well as [[nitrogen]] and excess [[oxy
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• Biodiesel
  ...gy and the US Department of Agriculture, concluded biodiesel reduces net [[carbon dioxide]] emissions by 78 percent compared to petroleum diesel. This is due to biod
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• Noctiluca scintillans
  ...t they kill these animals by suffocation due to the release of ammonia and carbon dioxide, causing anoxic water conditions. <ref name=dic />
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• Expansion turbine
  ...ons. The raw gas also contains various amounts of [[acid gas]]es such as [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[mercaptan] ...kPa gauge). Its gaseous components are mostly [[carbon monoxide]] (CO), [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and [[nitrogen]] (N₂). Although the flue gas
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• Near-death experience/Bibliography
  #Klemenc-Ketis ''et al.'' (2010) The effect of carbon dioxide on near-death experiences in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survivors: a pr
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• Chemical engineering/Citable Version
  ...fully applied Fresnel's process using a tall gas absorption tower in which carbon dioxide bubbled up through a descending flow of brine, together with efficient reco
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• Deaerator
  ...pment and forming [[oxide]]s (rust). It also combines with any dissolved [[carbon dioxide]] to form [[carbonic acid]] that causes further corrosion. Most deaerators
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• Chemical engineering
  ...fully applied Fresnel's process using a tall gas absorption tower in which carbon dioxide bubbled up through a descending flow of brine, together with efficient reco
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• Acid rain/Citable Version
  ...her acidic or basic. However, normal rainfall is slightly acidic because [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) in the atmosphere dissolves in the rain to form [[carbon :water + carbon dioxide &rarr; carbonic acid
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• Acid rain
  ...her acidic or basic. However, normal rainfall is slightly acidic because [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) in the atmosphere dissolves in the rain to form [[carbon :water + carbon dioxide &rarr; carbonic acid
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• Pluto (dwarf planet)
  ...ce. Pluto, on the other hand is covered with frozen nitrogen, methane, and carbon dioxide. One possible explanation for the difference is that the materials that for
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• Euthanasia
  ...ith specific species and under controlled conditions. The latter include [[carbon dioxide]] and [[carbon monoxide]].
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• Coffee
  ...liquid carbon dioxide. In an evaporator, the caffeine is drawn out by the carbon dioxide and precipitates; after a period of [[evaporation]] and re[[condensation]],
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• Metabolism
  ...vered that plant growth was the result of both the fixation of atmospheric carbon dioxide (<math>CO_2</math>) into the plant, and the incorporation of water.
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• Metabolism/Citable Version
  ...vered that plant growth was the result of both the fixation of atmospheric carbon dioxide (<math>CO_2</math>) into the plant, and the incorporation of water.
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• Bacterial cell structure
  ...e to carbon dioxide by carbonic anhydrase allows faster and more efficient carbon dioxide fixation than possible inside the cytoplasm.
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• Air preheater
  ...[[coal]], [[fuel oil]], [[natural gas]], or [[biomass]] are composed of [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and [[water]] vapor (H₂O) as well as [[nitro
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• Bacteria
  ...lternative to [[heterotroph]]y many bacteria are [[autotrophic]], fixing [[carbon dioxide]] into cell mass. ...[[autotroph]]ic, meaning that they obtain cellular carbon by fixation of [[carbon dioxide]], whereas [[photoorganotroph]]ic and [[chemoorganotroph]]ic organisms are
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• Micrococcus luteus
  ...s an obligate [[aerobe]] which can also live in very low concentrations of carbon dioxide. Its cell wall is made of peptidoglycans linked together by amino-acids whi
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• Chemical reaction
  :[[Methane|CH₄]] + 2 [[Oxygen|O]]₂ → [[Carbon dioxide|CO₂]] + 2 [[Hydrogen|H]]₂O
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• Agriculture
  ...eployed to improve soil carbon content, save water, and reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions. ...[[conservation tillage]] can be used to mitigate atmospheric emissions of carbon dioxide by preventing carbon loss from farm soils, or even promoting build-up of so
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• Composting
  ...s the microbial activity in the compost, the higher the oxygen uptake (and carbon dioxide release), the greater the activity in the compost. If the temperature is no
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• Vapor-compression refrigeration
  ...y the subject of research, such as [[Supercritical fluid|supercritical]] [[carbon dioxide]], known as [[List of refrigerants|R-744]]. These have similar efficiencies ...in 1850 and 1853 for a vapor-compression system capable of using either [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), [[ammonia]] (NH₃) or ether.<ref>British pate
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• Oxidative stress
  <center>oxidation of carbon to carbon dioxide</center> <center>reduction of carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide</center>
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• Pseudomonas putida
  ...a'' can also turn Atrizine, an herbicide that is toxic to wildlife, into [[carbon dioxide]] and [[water]].
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• Glycol dehydration
  ...mount of [[acid gas]], such as [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) or [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and can cause [[corrosion]].<ref name=GPSA_Databook/>
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• Dizziness
  ...because of low blood pressure or [[arrhythmia]], and when blood levels of carbon dioxide are driven down by prolonged hyperventilation. Despite the fact that there
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• Encephalomyocarditis virus
  ...ius for forty-eight hours in humidified chamber containing five percent of carbon dioxide and the test read with an inverted microscope.
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• Trichomonas vaginalis
  ...erobic protozoan, which uses a hydrogenosome to break down pyruvate into [[carbon dioxide]]. In other words, the hydrogenosome functions as a respiratory organelle. ...spiratory functions. Malic enzymes catalyze malic acid to pyruvic acid and carbon dioxide, also known as malate dehydrogenase. The study of this protein has suggeste
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• Helicobacter pylori
  ...e it produces large amounts of urease enzyme. Urease breaks urea down into carbon dioxide and ammonia. The ammonia neutralizes the gastric acid that is present in th
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• Animal
  ...up the [[carbon]] that plants are made of by eating, burning, and exhaling carbon dioxide into the [[Earth]]'s [[atmosphere]] and [[hydrosphere]]. Plants capture thi
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• Gasoline/Citable Version
  ...de]] as well as converting any unburned gasoline hydrocarbons into gaseous carbon dioxide and water [[vapor]].
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• Gasoline
  ...de]] as well as converting any unburned gasoline hydrocarbons into gaseous carbon dioxide and water [[vapor]].
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• Welding
  ...ing]] was developed during the 1950s, using a consumable electrode and a [[carbon dioxide]] atmosphere as a shielding gas, and it quickly became the most popular met ...ts the weld area from [[Redox|oxidation]] and contamination by producing [[carbon dioxide|CO₂]] gas during the welding process. The electrode core itself
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• Hydrogen
  and removes the carbon monoxide from the gas mixture. The carbon dioxide can be frozen out from the product mixture or can be washed out by a soluti
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• Nuclear chemistry
  ...another. For instance, green plants use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into glucose by [[photosynthesis]]. If the oxygen in the water is labeled,
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• Champagne
  ...at the blending stage. The bubbles are formed by the yeast, which makes [[carbon dioxide]] as a by-product of the fermentation. If stored in wooden barrels, the gas ...so the fermentation continues when the weather warms again in spring. The carbon dioxide gas that forms the bubbles is a byproduct of the fermentation process. Sinc
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• Star
  ...ined from the EM spectrum include water ice, methyl alcohol, silicates and carbon dioxide ice.<ref>[http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA04940 PIA04940: Spect
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• Catalysis
  ...oxide]] (CO) and [[nitrogen oxides]] (NOx) into more harmless gases like [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and [[nitrogen]] (N₂). Metals (solids) like [
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• Concentration
  ...r million by volume. This works fine for gas concentrations (e.g., ppmv of carbon dioxide in the ambient air) but, for concentrations of non-gaseous substances such
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• Fluid catalytic cracking
  ...ntrolled so as to provide the desired ratio of [[carbon monoxide]] (CO) to carbon dioxide for each specific FCC design.<ref name=Gary/> <ref name=Jones/>
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• Proteus vulgaris
  ...TI. ''Proteus'' is abundant in urease production. Urease splits urea into carbon dioxide (CO₂) and ammonia (NH₃). Ammonia causes the urine to
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• Global warming
  ...ntly stored methane gas, which “….packs a far greater warming punch than [carbon dioxide] (CO₂),”<ref name=walker2007>Walker G (2007) [http://dx.doi.or ...ich causes about 36–70% of the greenhouse effect (not including clouds); [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), which causes 9–26%; [[methane]] (CH₄), whi
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• Renewable energy
  ...rovide opportunities for mitigating [[greenhouse gas]] emissions (namely [[carbon dioxide]]). The first two of these contributions affect global political and milita ...supplies would need to come from renewable energy sources in order to cut carbon dioxide emissions in half by 2050. At the same time, a variety of political and eco
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• Heat of combustion
  ...ocarbon]] fuel reacting with oxygen derived from atmospheric air to form [[carbon dioxide]], [[water]] and heat. It may be quantified with these units:
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• Marine biology
  ...global weather and [[Natural environment|environmental]] issues (such as [[carbon dioxide]] displacement).
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• Bifidobacterium animalis
  ...ators that the production of small amounts of [[succinic acid ]]as well as carbon dioxide is also possible by ''Bifidobacterium ''strains. The change of intestinal p
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• Venus (planet)
  ...densest [[atmosphere]] of the terrestrial planets, consisting mostly of [[carbon dioxide]], and the [[atmospheric pressure]] at the planet's surface is 90 times tha ...Venusian surface differ radically from those on Earth, due to its dense [[carbon dioxide]] atmosphere.
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• Air pollution dispersion terminology
  ...cause it has a higher molecular weight than air (for example, a plume of [[carbon dioxide]]). A plume may also have a higher density than air if the plume is at a mu
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• Air pollution dispersion terminology/Citable Version
  ...cause it has a higher molecular weight than air (for example, a plume of [[carbon dioxide]]). A plume may also have a higher density than air if the plume is at a mu
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• Vapor pressure/Citable Version
  .... Some notable exceptions are [[naphthalene]], [[ice]] and [[dry ice]] ([[carbon dioxide]]). The vapor pressure of dry ice is 5.73 MPa (56.5 atm) at 20 °C which wo
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• Ocean heat content
  Mankind’s release of [[greenhouse gas]]es, like [[carbon dioxide]], into the lower atmosphere are believed to hold back some of the warmth t
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• Tetraethyl lead
  When TEL burns, it produces not only [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂) and [[water]] (H₂O), but also lead (Pb):
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• Boiling point
  ...ns directly into vapor, which happens in a few select cases such as with [[carbon dioxide]] at atmospheric pressure. For such compounds, a [[sublimation point]] is
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• Boiling point/Citable Version
  ...ns directly into vapor, which happens in a few select cases such as with [[carbon dioxide]] at atmospheric pressure. For such compounds, a [[sublimation point]] is
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• Wheat/Citable Version
  ...trong and elastic gluten present in bread wheats enables [[dough]] to trap carbon dioxide during leavening, but elastic gluten interferes with the rolling of [[pasta [[Stomata]] (or leaf pores) are involved in both uptake of carbon dioxide gas from the atmosphere and water vapor losses from the leaf due to water [
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• Brucella canis
  ...ucel.html</ref> ''B. canis'' growth is inhibited by a 10% concentration of carbon dioxide (“''Brucella'',” 2009).
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• Vapor pressure
  .... Some notable exceptions are [[naphthalene]], [[ice]] and [[dry ice]] ([[carbon dioxide]]). The vapor pressure of dry ice is 5.73 MPa (56.5 atm) at 20 °C which wo
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• Refrigerator car
  ...with any one of a variety of mechanical refrigeration systems, or utilize carbon dioxide (either as dry ice, or in liquid form) as a cooling agent. Milk cars (and o ...tally friendly, the rising price of fuel and the increased availability of carbon dioxide from Kyoto Protocol-induced capturing techniques may lead to a resurgence i
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• Wheat
  ...trong and elastic gluten present in bread wheats enables [[dough]] to trap carbon dioxide during leavening, but elastic gluten interferes with the rolling of [[pasta [[Stomata]] (or leaf pores) are involved in both uptake of carbon dioxide gas from the atmosphere and water vapor losses from the leaf due to water [
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• Fire
  ...xidation]] occurs; oxygen [[molecule]]s break down larger molecules into [[carbon dioxide]] and [[water]] vapour;
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• Petroleum crude oil
  ...reservoir by the injection of a gas such as natural gas, [[nitrogen]] or [[carbon dioxide]] that expand in the reservoir and push the additional oil to the wellbore.
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• Artificial respiration
  ...to increase their intake of [[oxygen]] (O₂) and excretion of [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂)."<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref>
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• Mars (planet)
  ...m, higher than Earth's 6&nbsp;km. The atmosphere on Mars consists of 95% [[carbon dioxide]], 3% [[nitrogen]], 1.6% [[argon]], and contains traces of [[oxygen]] and [ ...ethane could also be produced by a non-biological process involving water, carbon dioxide, and the [[mineral]] [[olivine]], which is known to be common on Mars.<ref
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• Taxation
  * Carbon taxes.&nbsp; Taxes design to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide and other "greenhouse gases" have been introduced in a number of European a
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• Van der Waals equation
  The [[carbon dioxide]] molecule (CO₂) has<ref>J. V. Sengers and J. M. H. Levelt-Senge
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• Bread
  ...ast ferments [[carbohydrates]] in the flour and any [[sugar]], producing [[carbon dioxide]]. Most bakers in the U.S. leaven their doughs with commercially produced [ * The rising agent generates carbon dioxide - or already contains air bubbles.
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• Symbiodinium microadriaticum
  ...specialized areas of the plastids found in many algae - are the sites of [[carbon dioxide]] fixation, and are typically located around the periphery of the cell, pre
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• Bifidobacterium bifidum
  ...stem, efficient production of lactic and [[acetic acid]] without producing carbon dioxide, lower serum [[cholesterol]] levels, lower incidence of allergies, enhanced
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• Michael Faraday/Citable Version
  ...Faraday also succeeded in liquifying a number of other gasses, including [[carbon dioxide]] and [[sulphur dioxide]].
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• Moon
  ...1.php Lunar tides and climate change] CO2 Science: Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change</ref>
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• Michael Faraday
  ...Faraday also succeeded in liquifying a number of other gasses, including [[carbon dioxide]] and [[sulphur dioxide]].
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• Los Alamos National Laboratory
  ...ecules, affect plant biomass formation, degrade contaminants, or capture [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂).<ref name=JGI/>
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• Horizontal gene transfer in plants
  ...covery is an ancient transfer of the [[rubisco]] genes that concerned with carbon dioxide fixation (''rbcL'' and ''rbcS'') from a bacterium into the common ancestor
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• STS-118/Timelines
  ...e EVA, Mastracchio reported an EVA suit alarm, indicating high levels of [[carbon dioxide]], but after reviewing all indicators and sensors, NASA confirmed it was an
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• Compressibility factor (gases)/Citable Version
  ...], [[propane]], [[n-butane]], [[i-pentane]], [[n-hexane]], [[nitrogen]], [[carbon dioxide]] and [[steam]].<ref name=Cengal/><ref name=Rao/><ref name=Kadem>[http://us
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• Near-death experience
  ...been proposed, for example, that neuronal dysfunction due to anoxia and/or carbon dioxide overload leads to a sequence of disordered brain activity that is subsequen ...out-of-body experiences <ref>Klemenc-Ketis ''et al.'' (2010) The effect of carbon dioxide on near-death experiences in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survivors: a pr
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• Vinegar
  ...oduces a very fizzy and volatile mixture of carbonic acid decomposing into carbon dioxide and water. It is exemplified as the typical acid-base reaction in school sc
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• Benchmark quantities
  | Fraction of air molecules that are carbon dioxide (0% humidity) | "Dry ice", frozen carbon dioxide
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• Compressibility factor (gases)
  ...], [[propane]], [[n-butane]], [[i-pentane]], [[n-hexane]], [[nitrogen]], [[carbon dioxide]] and [[steam]].<ref name=Cengal/><ref name=Rao/><ref name=Kadem>[http://us
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• William Harvey
  ...irit'. We also know today that venous blood, too, has its richer 'spirit', carbon dioxide (as bicarbonate).
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• Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
  ...found that quicklime absorbs only one component of the atmosphere, namely carbon dioxide (CO₂), which he called "fixed air." Black's work marked the begi
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• Critical care
  ...unts for changes in respiration as measured by the [[partial pressure]] of carbon dioxide. However, this calculation relies on the respiratory quotient being constan Capnography, which is "continuous recording of the [[carbon dioxide]] content of expired air,"<ref>{{MeSH|Capnography}}</ref> may detect respir
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• Energy (science)
  ...ce part of the combustion energy is lost to the hot combustion flue gases (carbon dioxide, nitrogen, water vapor, etc.) that leave the plant. </ref>.
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• Liquefied natural gas
  ...es such as the [[acid gas]]es [[hydrogen sulphide]] (H₂S) and [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), any residual water liquid or vapor, [[mercury]], [[nitr
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• International Space Station
  ...gments at 06:30 UTC left the station without thrusters, oxygen generation, carbon dioxide scrubber, and other environmental control systems, which caused temperature
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• Apollo Command-Service Module
  ...astronaut’s garments, tool sets, storage bags, a [[fire extinguisher]], [[carbon dioxide|CO₂]] absorbers, sleep restraint ropes, [[spacesuit]] maintenanc
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• Diabetes mellitus
  ...ied by rapid deep breathing, Kussmaul respirations, which exhale excessive carbon dioxide in an attempt to correct the acidosis.
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• Science
  ...ssil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas releases into the atmosphere carbon dioxide and other substances known as greenhouse gases. These gases have altered th
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• Solar System
  ...uthors=Ackerman, T.P.| year=1986| title=Climatic Consequences of Very High Carbon Dioxide Levels in the Earth’s Early Atmosphere| journal=Science| volume=234| page ...Earth and Venus (0.107 Earth masses). It possesses a tenuous atmosphere of carbon dioxide. Its surface, peppered with vast volcanoes such as [[Olympus Mons]] and rif
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• Life/Citable Version
  ..., allowing carbon to double-covalently bond with two oxygen atoms, as in [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂, or O=C=O; and nitrogen, which can share three electrons
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• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  ...0.12 (SE 0.05); P=0.01; n=28) or hypercapnia (mean difference in arterial carbon dioxide pressure −33.6 (16.3) mm Hg; P=0.02; n=29) than were patients who receive
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• Life
  ..., allowing carbon to double-covalently bond with two oxygen atoms, as in [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂, or O=C=O; and nitrogen, which can share three electrons
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• Potassium in nutrition and human health
  ...''''' If one consumes citric acid, for example, the body metabolizes it to carbon dioxide and water. If it consumes potassium citrate, it metabolizes it to potassiu
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• Heart failure
  ...It is not clear that NPPV helps patients with normal partial pressures of carbon dioxide.<ref name="pmid12958051">{{cite journal |author=Nava S, Carbone G, DiBattis
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