Introducing King Carbon by Laurel VarnBuhler

Alex

2019-02-22 16:44:23 UTC

Carbon is important because it makes up all life forms, it is also important because if effects are climate. Carbon is important because it has the ability to form four different bonds with other elements.

Avery

2019-02-22 16:54:43 UTC

Carbon Dioxide is produced when we burn fossil fuels. Because this extra Carbon is going into the atmosphere the trees and ocean cant absorb it fast enough causing global warming.

Noah

2019-02-22 16:55:13 UTC

Mica

2019-02-22 17:47:22 UTC

Penny

2019-02-22 17:49:21 UTC

Carbon is in all living things and makes up 90% of all compounds (over 10 million can be formed). Carbon is also the fourth most abundant element in the universe. It has the highest melting and sublimation point of the elements and also can cause global warming when it heats up the atmosphere.

Kelsey

2019-02-22 18:47:17 UTC

Carbon is in 90% of compounds on earth. Carbon has four valence electrons which cause it to want to bond with other atoms like crazy. Carbon can make double bonds and triple bonds due to this. Carbon can be used for energy by breaking carbon bonds, releasing energy and then turning into CO2 by bonding with oxygen. It is the fourth most common element in the universe. It can also cause global warming

Colleen

2019-02-22 18:55:21 UTC

Carbon is one of the most abundant and versatile elements. It can be used to fuel human activity, but this system has consequences. We have set the Carbon system out of balance, causing global warming.

Wyatt

2019-02-22 18:55:31 UTC

Carbon likes oxygen

Jonny

2019-02-22 18:56:55 UTC

Carbon makes up 100% of all living things. Carbon also bonds with practically any atom it it near. Carbon atoms are built to attach to other atoms. Carbon is also a main cause of global warming. It can make single, double, and triple bonds.

Hayes

2019-02-22 18:57:50 UTC

Carbon is a nonmetal that can bond with itself

dylan

2019-02-22 18:58:20 UTC

carbon makes up 90% of compounds and bonds with itself which lets it make long chains of atoms called polymers which is what DNA is.

Zern

zern_m2368 — 2019-02-22 19:52:20 UTC

Carbon is a atom that can combine with itself and other atoms. It mainly likes to bond with oxygen which is why there is so much CO2 in the air. arbon makes up 90% of all compounds and is in all of life that we know of.

Erik A.

2019-02-22 19:52:45 UTC

Carbon is the 4th most abundant element in the universe. It makes up 90 percent of all discovered compounds, and all life that we know of is carbon based. Carbon also helps with our climate by keeping the sun's rays in our atmosphere. But too much CO2 can lead to too hot of a climate, leading to melting of ice caps, sea level rises etc.

Jacob Wolfe

2019-02-22 19:54:16 UTC

Carbon is in 100% of all life forms.

Logan Dawson

logan_d2339 — 2019-02-22 19:55:04 UTC

Carbon can bond in many different ways
Carbon is extremely stable
Carbon can for one of the hardest and softest compounds depending on it's structure
We use carbon every day
The way we use carbon can cause too much carbon in the air is by chopping down forests and use less oil and burning stuff.

Phillip M

2019-02-22 19:55:54 UTC

Carbon makes up everything. Its in our air and in our body's. When things die parts of them decompose into the ground. This creates oil and coal. Carbon loves to bond with oxygen, specially 2 of them, This makes oxygen in our atmosphere. It is found in every living thing. It has four points of attachment.

Juan Carlos Flores

juancarlo_t2320 — 2019-02-22 19:56:50 UTC

Carbon is a nonmetal that can bond with itself

Kesar Sidhu

2019-02-22 19:57:05 UTC

Carbon is the backbone of all living things.
Can bond with many other things even, itself!
Also its a non metal and has 15 known isotopes.

Denise G.

2019-02-22 19:57:41 UTC

it makes up all living things

Kayla H.

2019-02-22 20:30:38 UTC

The three states of carbon is described as diamond, amorphous, and graphite.

Tavyn T.

2019-02-22 22:52:12 UTC

Carbon is the building block of life

2019-02-22 22:53:03 UTC

Carbon is very very abundant, tightly locked, and small

carbon is everywhere and makes everything.

2019-02-22 22:56:23 UTC

Kelsye Simpson

2019-02-22 22:57:26 UTC

It creates all living things. Carbon can bond with itself making a really strong bond. Carbon is part of the strongest substances known to man, diamond and the softest, graphite. It is very abundant and is a small atom.

Emma

2019-02-23 01:31:31 UTC

Carbon is a non-metal that can form single, double, and triple bonds. It is in all of living things and is part of 90% of all compounds.

Roshni Dave

2019-02-23 02:37:12 UTC

Carbon is tetravalent, meaning four of its electrons are able to form strong chemical bonds.

By Celeste Moreno-Espinoza 2°

2019-02-23 03:01:07 UTC

Carbon is the 6th element on the periodic table. There are 3 states of Carbon: diamond, amorphous, and graphite. Without Carbon, plants would not exist. All life on Earth depends on Carbon. And, diamonds are pressurized Carbon atoms.

Katrina Gong

2019-02-23 04:53:35 UTC

Carbon has 4 valence electrons which makes it want to bond with other atoms or itself, forming super strong endless bonds. Carbon is found in all living things and makes up 90% of all compounds.

Briana Birk

briana_bb2395 — 2019-02-23 04:55:39 UTC

The subject of carbon compounds is called organic chemistry because all known organisms, or living things, are made up of carbon compounds. The electrical conductivity of carbon materials differ from one another.

Lilly Steele

2019-02-23 19:19:03 UTC

Every living thing is made up of carbon! Carbon can bond with its self, it is 90 percent of all compounds, Carbon is the building blocks of life, carbon is 1 of the 6 most common elements.

Ella

2019-02-24 04:27:20 UTC

Carbon is a nonmetal, it forms more compounds than all the other elements combined, and can bond with itself.

Caitlin B.

2019-02-24 20:07:07 UTC

Carbon has four valance electrons, which enables it to bond with itself, and many other elements to form strong bonds. It also makes up 90% of all compounds.

Alia Gorman

2019-02-24 21:09:57 UTC

Carbon is a stable element and has four valence electrons making it so it can bond with other atoms or with itself, making it able to form strong bonds. Since carbon can bond with other atoms or itself, it can be in over 10 million chemical compounds. Carbon is very abundant, making it the fourth most abundant element in our universe.

Sophia D.

2019-02-24 21:38:37 UTC

Carbon is in every living thing in the world. It makes up 90% of all compounds. It is the fourth most abundant element in our universe. Since it has 4 valence electrons, it can create bonds with itself. If we use too much carbon, it can trap a lot of the suns heat and energy, making our planet too hot.

Jasmine Pragasa

2019-02-24 22:25:04 UTC

Every living thing contains Carbon. It makes up 90% of all compounds and is found in nearly all biological compounds that make up our bodies. Carbon is also a nonmetal that has 4 valence electrons and can create single bonds, double bonds, and triple bonds, or it can even bond with itself.

avery h

2019-02-25 00:52:09 UTC

carbon makes up every living thing. it can bond to itself. it can form single, double, and triple bonds. carbon forms covalent bonds. carbon makes up 90% of all compounds.

Laurence

2019-02-25 02:55:55 UTC

Every living thing on Earth contains carbon. It is also in 90% of all compounds. It's abundance is only surpassed by hydrogen, helium, and oxygen. It can bond with other carbon atoms and form single bonds, double bonds, and triple bonds, making its bonds with other atoms stronger.

Yihan Wang

yihan_w2384 — 2019-02-25 02:59:03 UTC

Carbon is small so carbon can forms single double and tripe bonds.

Jack G

2019-02-25 16:05:43 UTC

Carbon makes up all of the life on earth. carbon is important because 90% of all compounds have carbon in them. Carbon can also can form single,double,and triple bond.

2019-02-25 16:16:50 UTC

Addison Hackett

2019-02-25 18:24:40 UTC

Carbon is in every living thing, it can bond to itself and can make up to triple bonds, it has four valence electrons, and it makes 90% of all compounds.

Isabella R

2019-02-25 23:37:16 UTC

Carbon is important because it makes up every living thing. It also makes up 90% of all compounds. Carbon can bond with itself and form single bonds, double bonds, and triple bonds.

Caroline Cooper

2019-02-26 01:02:23 UTC

Carbon is an important constituent of living beings. Carbon is one of the essential building blocks of organic life. It forms about 18% of the human body. Carbon stands out because it's unique ability to form four different bonds with other elements.

Alexus Gonterman

2019-02-26 01:07:08 UTC

Carbon forms about 18% of the human body. ... Carbon is integral because of its unique ability to form four different bonds with other elements.

Cam V.

2019-02-26 01:10:12 UTC

Carbon loves to bond, and it is the backbone of all life. Carbon can form the softest or hardest substance depending on the structure. It makes up all living things, and 90% of all known substances

Jenna L

2019-02-26 01:35:48 UTC

Carbon can bond with itself, and loves to bond with other elements. It is in every living thing, and is in 90% of all compounds. It can form single, double, and triple bonds.

Charlie O.

2019-02-26 02:48:52 UTC

Carbon is in 90% of all things. Carbon is necessary for life on Earth. Carbon is very compatible and can combine with lots of different elements to form compounds due to it's valence shell. Carbon is the backbone of all living things.

Madison Cooper

2019-02-26 03:16:20 UTC

Everything is made up of carbon, carbon makes up 90% of all living things. Carbon loves to bond with itself and other atoms, such as oxogen and nitrogen. Carbon only has four valence electrons so it wants to form covalent bonds with four other atoms. With carbon bonding so much there is too much carbon in our atmosphere causing global warming

Caitlyn Chang

2019-02-26 04:03:36 UTC

Carbon makes up 90% of all things including out bodies, systems, organs, and cells. It has only 4 valence electrons, and it can bond with itself, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur.

Sofi Pardo

2019-02-26 06:54:11 UTC

Carbon is found every living thing in our world and only has 4 valence electrons. With these 4, it can bond to itself and even form single, double, and triple bonds.

james lemons

2019-02-26 07:59:28 UTC

carbon is the backbone of life , carbon is in 100% of all living things, carbon will bond with anything near it

Gavin

2019-02-26 16:41:20 UTC

Carbon is very reactive. It is found in 90% of all compounds. Carbon can bond with itself and form single, double, and even triple bonds.

Dana Borunda

2019-02-26 17:35:00 UTC

Carbon is the backbone of life and essential for our current quality of life. Because of Carbon's small size and four valence electrons, it is versatile, reactive, and can bond in a wide variety of forms. This allowed for life to occur. Then, the strong bonds that carbon can form provides us with energy needed to run our world. Its single, double, and triple bonds possess so much energy that they withheld centuries of pressure and when finally broken, release energy to power our world.

Qipei

2019-02-26 20:15:33 UTC

Carbon makes up 100% of all living thing. It also makes up 90% of the compound. Carbon can bound it self, so it can make a huge compound, Like DNA. Carbon form single, double and triple bonds.

Cassidy

2019-02-27 00:51:25 UTC

Carbon is essential for life on earth. It is in 90% of all compounds and in 100% of all living things. This element is very reactive because it has 4 valence electrons. This allows it to bond with itself repeatedly. This is why carbon makes up the strongest materials on earth.