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BenFrantzDale 13:55, 4 November 2005 (UTC) CO 2-only greenhouse The superscripts are 0x207 x and the subscripts 0x208 x, as in CO₂. Cburnett 00:26, (UTC) Another solution is Unicode. Using templates for such only serves to increase server load. There's no real need to force subscripts and superscripts to use a template other than ease of editting (I've actually posed an enhancement that would make it easier by doing 4^^th^^ or 4\\th\\ for superscript and CO^^^2^^^ or CO//2// for subscript) since the sub and sup HTML tags will probably never change in HTML. Dragons flight 22:27, (UTC) Thanks! Now will I remember all that? Guess I'd best apply it soon. :-) Vsmith 23:46, (UTC) Yes, that's why I did it. As far as I know, there is no hard and fast policy on this. I assume this is why Cburnett replaced the templates.

#INFINITY SIGN TG ISOLATION CODE#

After all, each of these produces identical code for the browser.

So what is the "best" format: '''CO or 2 should be used. The two ways to format subscripts (and superscripts) render identically in my browser (Opera 7.54). What's the deal with subscript notation?

I'll do this if no-one objects :) Tom Rees Tomrees 16:24, (UTC) I suggest changing it to Royer et al (2004). The page currently gives this source for a graph showing CO 2 in the distant past: It's schematic, and the temp curve is substantially incorrect.

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An example is the neutralization of waste sulfuric acid, using chalk:īeer production at large breweries make excess amounts of CO 2 which is free from unhealthy contamination and used to make softdrinks.

contribs) Sikkema 23:21, 14 January 2007 (UTC) I stand corrected although some is isolated from air, most is prepared sythetically, either by burning of fuels, and purification of the flue gases, or as a byproduct in industrial processes.

Preceding unsigned comment added by Sikkema ( talk Indeed, it is produces from air separation plants, nowadays. How is CO 2 made commercially for softdrinks? Dry ice? Other uses? Is it separated from air cyrogenically? Is it made chemically? 68.5.64.178 00:39, 1 August 2006 (UTC) Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.172.89.50 ( talk) 05:10, 31 October 2007 (UTC) Nothing on producing CO 2 PLANTS make SUGARS from CO2 and water using the energy from light - and this energy pretty much runs the entire world's ecosystems (except for those deep-sea thermal vents), but saying plants and animals "get energy from CO2" isn't the same thing. Heterotrophs do not obtain any energy from CO2 - indeed I do not think that this would be possible, as CO2 is pretty much as oxidized as carbon is going to get. CO2 is a byproduct of energy production from sugars, fats, etc. "CO2 is the prime energy source and the main metabolic pathway in heterotroph organisms such as animals, and also a secondary energy source in phototroph organisms such as plants when not enough light is available for photosynthesis"īut this is not true. For the 1999 figure, tonnes are not provided.Ĭarbon dioxide and Energy in Organisms In the Earth's atmosphere section, it gives tons and tonnes, though not in any consistent order.

61 Carbon dioxide is also called Carbon and that needs to be noted.59 383 ppm or 385 ppm? - or 387ppm and increasing.58 Carbon Dioxide More Soluble in Colder Water.56 Request energy generation to CO2 generation conversion.40 Mixing volume and weight, link to Shukman news story.33 inconsistency of when Thilorier discovered dry ice.32 Deleted text about how much CO2 is in the rocks.

31 Possible alternative atomic structure.

27 Proposed split into Atmospheric carbon dioxide.

17 Is plant biomass in the northern hemisphere really responsible?.

16 High concentrations of CO 2 poisonous?.

5 What's the deal with subscript notation?.

2 Carbon dioxide and Energy in Organisms.