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Stock vector Carbon and oxygen, chemical elements on the periodic table of elements, with the element symbols C and O, and atomic numbers 6 and 8. They form the molecule Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Earth.

Stock vector Carbon and oxygen, chemical elements on the periodic table of elements, with the element symbols C and O, and atomic numbers 6 and 8. They form the molecule Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Earth.

Published: Feb.15, 2022 11:10:48

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