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Dictionary » C » Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxideDefinition noun A chemical compound composed of two oxygen atoms linked to a single carbon atom by covalent bond, and essential to many biochemical and biological processes.
In animals, carbon dioxide is a chemical compound that accumulates in the tissues and removed from the body when an animal exhales. It is therefore a metabolic byproduct of carbohydrate metabolism. In plants, carbon dioxide is an important reactant to produce sugars by photosynthesis.
Also called: carbonic acid gas ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Transpiration Please help Me... and close to allow gas exchange for photosynthesis to occur. It lets carbon dioxide into the plant and oxygen out of the plant. Carbon dioxide and oxygen, as well as water, ...
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Re: Effect Of carbon dioxide on rate of photosynthesisum well re-thinking my answer before I realized that at the 2% NaCO3 concentration the oxygen produced was used for respiration to produce energy to photosynthesize the rest of the carbonate ions
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Effect Of carbon dioxide on rate of photosynthesisI did an experiment in the lab where we punched out leaf discs, flooded the discs with baking soda via a syringe , then placed in a beaker with water and then recorded the time it took for each disc to rise after being placed in the light box. My results were great however a NaCO3 concentration of 2...
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Re: Photosynthesis/carbon fixing... I also need to know the relationship between oxygen evolution and carbon dioxide uptake in photosynthesis.
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O2 evolution/CO2 uptakeIn photosynthesis, what is the relationship between oxygen evolution and carbon dioxide uptake?
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