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Carbon (C) is the sixth element on | Carbon (C) is the sixth element on the periodic table. It is an essential element to life. | ||
==Physical Constants== | ==Physical Constants== | ||
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==Wikimedia== | ==Wikimedia== | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon]] | {{Col list|3| | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon nanotube]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon|Carbon]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon-14]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon nanotube|Carbon nanotube]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon fiber]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon-14|Carbon-14]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Radiocarbon dating]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon fiber|Carbon fiber]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon steel]] | * [[Wikipedia:Radiocarbon dating|Radiocarbon dating]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon cycle]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon steel|Carbon steel]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Allotropes of carbon]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon cycle|Carbon cycle]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon fiber reinforced plastic]] | * [[Wikipedia:Allotropes of carbon|Allotropes of carbon]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Reinforced carbon-carbon]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon fiber reinforced plastic|Carbon fiber reinforced plastic]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon dioxide laser]] | * [[Wikipedia:Reinforced carbon-carbon|Reinforced carbon-carbon]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Zinc-carbon battery]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon dioxide laser|Carbon dioxide laser]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon-carbon bond]] | * [[Wikipedia:Zinc-carbon battery|Zinc-carbon battery]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon nanofoam]] | * [[Wikipedia:Carbon-carbon bond|Carbon-carbon bond]] | ||
* [[Wikipedia:Carbon nanofoam|Carbon nanofoam]] | |||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[ | * [[Nanotechnology]] | ||
[[Category:Chemistry]] | [[Category:Chemistry]] | ||
[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:22, 6 May 2009
Carbon (C) is the sixth element on the periodic table. It is an essential element to life.
Physical Constants
Molecular Weight = 12.011 g·mol-1
Melting Point = 3500°C
Density = 1.8 g·mL-1[1]