CARBON

• Carbon is used everyday daily. Carbon makes up
• things such as gasoline and diamonds. Carbon being that it's
• atomic number is 6 is easy to make and is quite compatible with most
• other elements. Carbon in room temperature is solid. Also Carbons symbol is C

NEUTRONS AND PROTONS

• Being how carbons atomic number is six it has
• 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons. Since the first shell
• in a atom can only hold 2 electrons another shell is added. Also carbon's
• symbol is C.

WHERE ITS FOUND

• Carbon is found every where, even we are made of carbon!
• But bigger quantities are found in the Sun, comets, and asteroids.

WIEGHT & TEMP.

• Carbons weight is aproximently
• 12.011 and it has a boiling point of 4827.0
• °C and it's melting point is 3500.0°

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COMPOUNDS

• Yes are element combines
• With other elements, such as the following pictures
• Show. These pictures are a diamond and so e gasoline but
• Since carbon is made up of everything there would be endless
• amount of pictures but these two will do.

GASOLONE

WHEN CARBON WAS FOUND

• Carbon was first found in early human
• civilization and was usually called sout or charcoal.

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Carbon can change its form many times so as it never keeps its
• Properties. But the starting basis of carbon is a dull gray or black metal that
• You can scratch with a fingernail. But as it does change (and it will) we
• will not be able to list all of its properties since it's never the same.

CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Carbon is very different than other elements. Carbon
• does not react with water, acids, or most other materials.
• And it has the ability to form long chains with other substances.
• It's able to do this due to its valency.