This document discusses the importance and uses of carbon. Carbon is the main component of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and other essential molecules for human life. It also makes up many everyday items like ink in printers, the carbonation in drinks, and graphite in pencils. Additionally, carbon forms diamonds, the hardest natural material used in jewelry and industrial drilling due to its strength.
This document discusses the importance and uses of carbon. Carbon is the main component of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and other essential molecules for human life. It also makes up many everyday items like ink in printers, the carbonation in drinks, and graphite in pencils. Additionally, carbon forms diamonds, the hardest natural material used in jewelry and industrial drilling due to its strength.
This document discusses the importance and uses of carbon. Carbon is the main component of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and other essential molecules for human life. It also makes up many everyday items like ink in printers, the carbonation in drinks, and graphite in pencils. Additionally, carbon forms diamonds, the hardest natural material used in jewelry and industrial drilling due to its strength.
AND QUITE A FEW OF THOSE ARE ESSENTIAL FOR HUMAN LIFE. IN THIS POWERPOINT I WILL SHOW HOW USEFUL CARBON IS. A protein molecule.
Carbon is the main
substance in the making of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, also if carbon did not exist we would not exist as we rely on plants which turn carbon dioxide into oxygen Carbon makes up many everyday items, here are a few… The ink in printers The fizz in fizzy drinks And pencils which are not made up of lead but a safer carbon build called Graphite. Carbon also makes up the hardest material in the world which is used in jewellery and is highly expensive. It is called Diamond. Diamonds are also useful in mining where it is put on a drill in small pieces and it rubs away the rock because of its strength.
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