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The phrase "added carbon dioxide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environmental science, chemistry, or any situation where the introduction of carbon dioxide is relevant.
Example: "The experiment showed that the added carbon dioxide significantly increased the rate of photosynthesis in the plants."
Alternatives: "increased carbon dioxide" or "supplemental carbon dioxide".
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Moreover, he said, "The role of added carbon dioxide as a major contributor in climate change has been firmly established".
That added carbon dioxide is slowly making the oceans less alkaline and more acidic, altering the chemical balance on which much of oceanic life depends.
Mineral water is spring water that has a minimum of 250 milligrams of dissolved minerals in each liter, and sparkling water is spring water with added carbon dioxide to create the fizz.
A small amount of added carbon dioxide increased the lifetime of the Fe wire in reacting CO up to several weeks.
DNP's fermentation method differs from that created by Bennett and San in that an aerobic process occurs first, followed by an anaerobic process that requires added carbon dioxide.
And over the course of the century, he added, carbon dioxide levels will still have to be reduced to prevent further warming.
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She added: "Frankly, carbon dioxide is good".
They even have the added bonus of capturing carbon dioxide and locking it up in their shells.
In water, carbon dioxide forms carbonic acid.
Carbonated drinks contain carbon dioxide gas.
Electrochemical reduction carbon dioxide (CO2) can produce value-added chemicals such as carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon.
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