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Which form of carbon exists in the geosphere?
methane (CH4) in the air
a limestone (CaCO3) formation in a cave
carbon dioxide in the air
glucose (C6H12O6) stored in a plant
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A limestone (CaCO3) formation in a cave.
Explanation: the geosphere is the solid Earth (rocks and soils); limestone is a rock composed of calcium carbonate. Methane and CO2 in the air are in the atmosphere, and glucose in plants is in the biosphere.
Explanation: the geosphere is the solid Earth (rocks and soils); limestone is a rock composed of calcium carbonate. Methane and CO2 in the air are in the atmosphere, and glucose in plants is in the biosphere.
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