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The phrase "create carbon dioxide" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the process of producing carbon dioxide. For example: - The burning of fossil fuels creates carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to climate change. - Plants use photosynthesis to create oxygen and release carbon dioxide as a byproduct. - The chemical reaction between baking soda and vinegar creates carbon dioxide gas, causing the mixture to bubble and foam.
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Unlike solar panels and wind turbines, the Ecogen does create carbon dioxide, since it burns natural gas.
The baking soda and the vinegar will react to create carbon dioxide that will force red, foaming liquid out of the bottle, like lava from a volcano.
The fossil fuels we rely on to generate this electricity create carbon dioxide emissions that trap heat in the atmosphere, resulting in a greenhouse effect.
Powdered limestone will create carbon dioxide in your bins and suffocate your worms if the bins are not well ventilated.
Place a cup of seltzer water or a combination of warm water, sugar, and yeast (to create carbon dioxide) into a tray or Tupperware with the soapy water.
Since a flame is hottest at the tip of the fire (where the oxygen combusts into fire to create carbon dioxide) the top of the teepee is where the most intense heat will be, so if a stick is thicker at one end, be sure to place the thicker end at the top of the tepee.
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Burning ethanol creates carbon dioxide no matter how it was made.
Elderflower champagne gets its fizz from continuing fermentation, creating carbon dioxide bubbles.
It necessarily creates carbon dioxide, the enemy of a stable climate.
Within a matter of hours, the yeast started to consume the malt and honey sugars, creating carbon dioxide, alcohol and various flavors.
But the process also creates carbon dioxide, which contributes to global warming.
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