Ordinarily about 1 per cent of carbon dioxid gas is generated and lost during bread making.
When the alcoholic ferments secreted by the yeast plant act upon the invert sugars and produce alcoholic fermentation, carbon dioxidis one of the products formed.
Production of carbon dioxid gas, alcohol, and soluble carbohydrates as the result of ferment action.
Hence, what we daily cast out of our bodies consists essentially of these four elements in the form mainly of water, carbon dioxid, and urea.
Hold the mouth of the test tube against the opening of a carbon dioxid tank.
Most fire extinguishers make a foam of carbon dioxid (CO2) which covers the burning material and keeps the free oxygen in the air from coming near enough to combine with it.
But if anything burns up entirely, the carbon or charcoal burns too, passing off as the invisible gas, carbon dioxid, just as the hydrogen burns to form steam or water.
But instead of the ordinary compressed air that is all around us, there is in the seltzer siphon a gas (carbon dioxid) which has been much more compressed than ordinary air.
The gas, carbon dioxid, passes into the plant through the breathing pores on the under side of the leaves.
The body heat and the animal force or energy are supplied by the combustion of organic food within the body, and here, too, carbon dioxid is the chief product of combustion.
Thus the carbon of coal that is burned in the stove returns to the air in carbon dioxid; and all combustion of coal and wood, grass and weeds, and all other vegetable matter returns carbon to the atmosphere.
The most effective water impurity, considering soil formation, is the gas, carbon dioxid.
It may be noted that moisture, carbon dioxid, and vegetation, the three chief agents inducing chemical changes in soils, are most active in humid districts.
In this case the lime is derived as before from the feed or water, or both, while the oxalic acid is a product of the oxidation of organic acids of the feed, less oxygen having been used than in the formation of carbon dioxid.
A bluish or blue mucous membrane indicates that the blood is imperfectly oxidized and contains an excess of carbon dioxid, and is seen in serious diseases of the respiratory tract, such as pneumonia, and in heart failure.
The function of respiration is to take in oxygen from the atmospheric air, which is essential for the maintenance of life, and to exhale the deleterious gas known as "carbon dioxid.
The conclusion to be drawn from their experiments is that when there is asphyxia, increased venous pressure, and also a rising blood pressure from the stimulation of carbon dioxid, strychnin is contraindicated.
After a rest from the exercise, the extra amount of carbon dioxid is eliminated from the blood, the suprarenal glands decrease their activity, and the blood pressure falls.
The milky look is caused by carbon dioxid, one of the poisons in your breath.
But it is known that in the lungs the life-giving oxygen is changed to carbon dioxid, and that just as carbon dioxid gas will prevent the combustion of a candle flame, so carbon dioxid gas will destroy the life of man.
But what of the principal waste gas that the blood gives off in the lungs--the carbon "smoke," or carbon dioxid?
Much of the delightful sparkle of spring water is due, as in the case of the popular soda water, to the presence of carbon dioxid, only in spring water it is produced by the decomposition of vegetable matter in it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "carbon dioxid" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
