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... carbon- aceous rock ( crust 5 miles thick , mass = I.I X 1019 tons ) CO , in sea - water ( mass of sea = 14.75 X 1017 tons ) CO , in atmosphere ( mass of atmosphere 5.7 X 1015 tons ) * Coal , including lignite as coal Total carbon ...
... carbon- aceous rock ( crust 5 miles thick , mass = I.I X 1019 tons ) CO , in sea - water ( mass of sea = 14.75 X 1017 tons ) CO , in atmosphere ( mass of atmosphere 5.7 X 1015 tons ) * Coal , including lignite as coal Total carbon ...
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... carbon is determined largely by its structure . Dia- mond , being dense with no weak links in the carbon skeleton , is very inert , graphite ( q.v. ) more reactive . The reactivity of manufactured carbons such as coke ( q.v. ) and ...
... carbon is determined largely by its structure . Dia- mond , being dense with no weak links in the carbon skeleton , is very inert , graphite ( q.v. ) more reactive . The reactivity of manufactured carbons such as coke ( q.v. ) and ...
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... carbon atoms there is a tendency for the bonds to equalize and the distance between the carbon atoms , which lie in one plane , is near to that in gra- phite . See CHEMISTRY : Advanced Organic Chemistry . Carbon Compounds . Of the ...
... carbon atoms there is a tendency for the bonds to equalize and the distance between the carbon atoms , which lie in one plane , is near to that in gra- phite . See CHEMISTRY : Advanced Organic Chemistry . Carbon Compounds . Of the ...
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