CARBON

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 7
(Lat. carbo.) This term is used in chemistry to signify the pure combustible base of the varieties of charcoal and other carbonaceous matters; the diamond is pure carbon in a crystalline form. Carbon is an elementary substance, which combines with oxygen in two proportions, forming carbonic acid and carbonic oxide. [s. 208]
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