Crusader58
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Am I mistaken in thinking that carbon can only exist as a liquid if subjected to high pressure and with some forms high temperatures ? Or have they found a way to chemically trap the carbon within a liquid?
Are the likes of Seachem Excel and Easy Carbo actually liquid carbon, or are they merely biocides marketed under a nice friendly name?
Could someone with a better understanding of chemistry than myself, please enlighten me.
Are the likes of Seachem Excel and Easy Carbo actually liquid carbon, or are they merely biocides marketed under a nice friendly name?
Could someone with a better understanding of chemistry than myself, please enlighten me.