Essays on Carbon

Carbon dioxide (), after the industrial revolution has risen by approximately one third. Since 1990, temperatures globally have risen by 0. 2 ?C and the concentrations in the atmosphere have increased from 354 parts per million to 380 parts per million and still increasing. Note that the ten warmest years globally since 1861 (when formal…

Both Diamond and Graphite are different forms of carbon, known as allotropic forms. Despite sharing the same element, they display contrasting properties. Diamond is exceptional in conducting heat but lacks conductivity in electricity, whereas graphite struggles with thermal conduction but excels in electrical conduction. This variation in properties is a result of the distinct arrangement…

IntroductionIn this lab I observed the burning of a candle very closely. I found out that the candle needs oxygen to burn, that it produces carbon dioxide similar to the way that my body produces carbon dioxide, and that a candle produces water as a second waste product. I learned that if I hold an…

The controversy of befoul use teems mainly from a global perspective on the influence of befouls on the natural environment and impact of food security (“Ernst & Young ALP’ 4-5). Yet, befouls are renewTABLE energy and provide for a new market for agriculture producers. As carbon emissions are continually increasing more research is being done…