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Carbon's birth

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November 28, 2012

 

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Carbon's physical properties are as following: its state of matter is a solid and it is combustible as well as a light nonmetallic element. Carbon's boiling point is 4827C, 8721F. Its melting point is 3500C, 6422F. Carbon's appearance as graphite is black while as a diamond colorless. Products containing carbon or manufactured with carbon are used by everyone each day...
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It can be found in mines such as a diamond mines. It does not need to be refined. Carbon is used for many things which include diamond rings and other diamond jewelry which has been ancient. That is not all diamond is good for, it is also used in polishing, cutting, and grinding equipment due to its hardness All plants and animals need carbon to survive...
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