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Why does changing the amount of carbon in one part of the biodome affect the rest of the biodome?
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Why does changing the amount of carbon in one part of the biodome affect the rest of the biodome?

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carbon disperses itself because it is a gas, meaning that if you were to take away some of the carbon then the remaining carbon would decrease in order to disperse itself evenly.

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