Chapter 46: Q19 (page 1369)
Carbon is present in the atmosphere as ________. a. carbon dioxide b. carbonate ion c. carbon dust d. carbon monoxide
Short Answer
The correct option is a. carbon dioxide .
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Chapter 46: Q19 (page 1369)
Carbon is present in the atmosphere as ________. a. carbon dioxide b. carbonate ion c. carbon dust d. carbon monoxide
The correct option is a. carbon dioxide .
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