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CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide) in Atmosphere

Processes in the Carbon Cycle:
- Combustion
- Extraction
- Respiration
- Feeding
- Decomposition
- Photosynthesis
- Sedimentation
- Fossilization

Components:
- Animals
- Plants
- Ocean
- Fossil Fuels (oil, coal & gas)
- Fossils (CaCO₃, limestone & shells)

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Question:
Which of the processes listed below remove carbon during the slow part of the carbon cycle? (Select all that apply.)



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Final answer:

Photosynthesis, sedimentation, and ocean water cooling are processes that remove carbon during the slow part of the carbon cycle.


Explanation:

Photosynthesis and sedimentation are examples of processes that remove carbon during the slow part of the carbon cycle. Photosynthesis involves the conversion of carbon dioxide into organic compounds by plants, while sedimentation stores carbon in rocks over extended periods.

Additionally, ocean water cooling and dissolving more carbon dioxide from the air also help in removing carbon during the slow phase of the carbon cycle.


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