recycle, compost, try not to drive very often because of the c02 that cars let out
Yes there are. They are small cars that run on the small C02 cartridge like the ones used in air guns, in tire and ball inflators and in other applications. i dont like you i dont eather
As soon as you release the pressure on the C02 it will loose all it's gas and will then not be able to fire the gun anymore. You must put in a new C02 powerlett to charge the gun again. The old C02 powerlett can be trashed it can not be recharged.
Blood cells have bicarbonate buffering which will release C02.
There are several differences. CO2 Dragsters (sometimes known as "Blast Cars") are longer and have thinner lighter wheels than Pinewood Derby cars. Also Pinewood Derby cars race using gravity as their only power, while C02 Dragsters use CO2 cartridges to power the car. The standard track size for a Pinewood Derby race is about 32 feet, while the track size area for a C02 Dragster is usually 80 feet or more. C02 Dragsters run on a filament string to guide them down the track, while most Pinewood Derby cars run on a center guide rail. C02 Dragsters usually can only run two cars at the same time due to the starting gates only being designed to accept two cars. Pinewood Derby cars on the average run on a four lane track (I've seen tracks as high as 12 lanes). There are very few C02 Dragster tracks that utilize an electronic finish line, while the majority of Pinewood Derby tracks use an electronic finish line. These are most of the differences between the two cars.
That depends on how big the powerstation is.
If you take in the factor of the manufacturing process to build the assembled components, then a solely electric car gives off a percentage of metric tons of CO2. If you are basing solely on the car, then no, a true electric car gives off only the CO2 of the driver. A hybrid (gas/electric) car gives off a nominal amount of CO2 and CO due to the gas engine. Different cars, different amounts.
If it is 2,0 hdi diesel it will be £120 for the year 143 G/KM C02 you can check on parkers for all cars
(i) Sewage ; (ii) Industrial wastes ; (iii) Synthetic soaps and detergents
depends on their Vo2 Max.
CO2 is not used in or as an aircraft fuel.
you buy new ones not refill them