көміртек диоксиді

көміртек диоксиді

An atmospheric gas which has in modern times made up approximately 0.03% of the atmosphere by volume. It is vital for photosynthesis and for its contribution to the greenhouse effect which allows life to exist on earth by absorbing long-wave radiation from the earth surface and holding the energy in what we know as air temperature.

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көміртек диоксиді (CO2)

Biotechnology; Energy; Biofuel

A product of combustion that acts as a greenhouse gas in the Earth's atmosphere, trapping heat and contributing to climate change.

көміртек диоксиді (СО2)

Natural environment; Climate change

CO2 is made up of the elements carbon and oxygen. It exists quite naturally in our atmosphere, as part of the carbon cycle. Everyday processes in the plant and animal world both ...

көміртек

Chemistry; General chemistry

an organic compound of carbon with oxygen and hydrogen in the proportion to form water

камбриялық

Geography; Physical geography

In geologic time, a period lasting from 570m to 505m years ago.

жасанды тасқын

Geography; Physical geography

Deliberate release of water from dam reservoirs to create downstream flooding that is beneficial to farmland or wetland areas.

реттеуді тоқтату

Geography; Physical geography

The removal of rules, regulations and laws previously imposed on an industry. Often welcomed as the removal of monopoly rights which improve competition and opportunity, they can ...

ағаш жабыны

Geography; Physical geography

When the trees in a woodland or forest area are close enough together that the upper leaf layer of the trees form a more or less consistent cover.

аспект

Geography; Physical geography

Direction in which a slope faces.

жер құнарлылығының жоғалуы

Geography; Physical geography

Land which has fallen into disuse. Most commonly applied to land that has been built on or heavily impacted by primary activities such as mining and quarrying.