what happens when carbon is taken from the air?

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aaronq · Answer

the atmospheric carbon concentration decreases...

aaronq · Answer

in terms of what?

anonymous · Answer

Or plants would die?

aaronq · Answer

hm why would plants die?

anonymous · Answer

Because they need Carbondioxide? :p

aaronq · Answer

the question doesn't say "ALL the carbon.." :P

damn. i didn't mean to give you a MEDUHL

anonymous · Answer

lol
I didn't ask you to give :P

I just asked...What I said is correct or not...:P

aaronq · Answer

i knoww, i pressed it by accident. too late to take it back now..

frostbite · Answer

You could take it back if you like, but I don't see why Ryaans answer should be wrong @aaronq ?

aaronq · Answer

i know, I'm just messing around. I agree, plants would die if enough carbon was taken from the air, but no measurements are specified.

frostbite · Answer

True dat. It could be he/she meant methane in the atmosphere or something third.

anonymous · Answer

Because I give medals to my fav Teachers :D

frostbite · Answer

Oh well here is my answer: vague question, it depends on what chemical we are talking about, or you simply mean ALL carbon containing compounds in the atmosphere.

aaronq · Answer

agreed !

anonymous · Answer

@danielle55 can tell it..
It's his question..

goformit100 · Answer

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