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Meaning of "releases carbon dioxide"

releases carbon dioxide ~ when a substance emits carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, usually in the context of human activities such as burning fossil fuels or deforestation

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releases carbon dioxide
And dry ice releases carbon dioxide as it sublimates.
Reaction of this layer with the aqueous fluid of the gastrointestinal tract releases carbon dioxide.
Both of these processes releases carbon dioxide as a byproduct.
Other fungi facilitate the breakdown of plant material, which releases carbon dioxide.
This unstable acid releases carbon dioxide gas.
Upon reconstitution in an aqueous solution, the amino sugar bicarbonate releases carbon dioxide.
This oxidation reaction also releases carbon dioxide as a product.
It also releases carbon dioxide when coming in contact with any liquid.
Inside the cave is a fumarole that releases carbon dioxide of volcanic origin.
As it grows it releases carbon dioxide that could asphyxiate the entire colony.
There is also disclosed the use of a substance which releases carbon dioxide into the air.
The stomach also releases carbon dioxide when stomach acid and.
When coffee is fresh roasted, it releases carbon dioxide.
Any carbamate adduct which releases carbon dioxide during the polyurethane foam reaction process is suitable.
When you brew fresh grinds, it releases carbon dioxide.

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In return, the fauna releases carbon dioxide required by the flora for photosynthesis.
As the organic matter in wastewater decomposes, it typically releases carbon dioxide and methane.
But every breath releases carbon dioxide into the air.
Well, when you use freshly ground beans with a dripper, it releases carbon dioxide.
And clearing land for pasture releases carbon dioxide at a staggering rate.
Dry ice changes from a solid to a vapor at atmospheric pressure, and releases carbon dioxide gas.
A carbonated beverage is one that releases carbon dioxide in normal atmospheric pressure.
When this happens, they decompose and such process uses oxygen and releases carbon dioxide.
Burning any hydrocarbon fuel releases carbon dioxide and water vapour.
The neutralization releases carbon dioxide and leads to the “ rising ” or expansion of baked foods.
Dopamine is finally catalyzed through another enzyme that releases carbon dioxide from L-dopa.
The bicarbonate concentrate releases carbon dioxide over time, thereby causing slowly increasing pH.
As seawater warms, for example, it releases carbon dioxide.
Human activity releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere from burning oil, coal and natural gas.
A dry carbonating agent is a substance which releases carbon dioxide upon contact with water.
Sodium bicarbonate releases carbon dioxide ( CO2 ) gas inside the gel layer.
For instance, sodium bicarbonate releases carbon dioxide when heated.
It reacts, forms bubbles and releases carbon dioxide gas, which causes dough to rise.
At polypropylene extrusion conditions it releases carbon dioxide which acts as foaming agent.
Magma deep underneath the lake releases carbon dioxide into its depths.
For instance, baking soda releases carbon dioxide when heated.
In aqueous solution, bicarbonate releases carbon dioxide gas unless it is stabilized.
Which, when the container is opened, releases carbon dioxide derived exclusively from fermentation ;.
No Rose, we do not wanna hear how fire releases carbon dioxide into the air, ok?

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