ORGANIC CARBON

Carbon cycle, life on earth.

  • Carbon exchange between resources takes place due to different chemical, physical, geological and biological processes – called the Carbon Cycle, which is the most important cycle of the Earth and allows for Carbon recycled and reused throughout the biosphere and all living things of the earth.
  • Carbon is around us everywhere and every day.
  • It exists inside our body in the form of hydrocarbons, bones, breath…; especially Carbon plays an important role in our brain (although the brain also includes oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen).
  • It is the basic element of organic molecules.

THE PHYSICAL BODIES OF CARBON

  • In all forms of organic matter of animals, plants, living organisms.
  • Atmosphere: CO2.
  • Soil: metal salts, carbonate-based acids such as calcite (CaCO3), and dolomite (MgCO3); H2CO3.
  • Pure carbon, which exists in the form of other physical bodies.

What is organic carbon?

ORGANIC CARBON IS A VERY NEW, REVOLUTIONARY INVENTION

  • From carbon-containing entities with appropriate architecture and under complex Thermal-Chemical-Physical technological processes, organic carbon particles are created.
  • Organic carbon particles (about 0.16 nm in size) easily combine oxygen with hydrogen in plants to convert into sugars and cellulose. Organic carbon can decompose ammonia and decompose nitrate….
  • Organic carbon is the source for the growth of → anzyme → acid amin → protein, and it is effective in shortening production period, increasing resistance, increasing yield, increasing sugar content and making root rot resistant plants.

PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ORGANIC CARBON

When Organic Carbon particles dissolve in water, There are about 34 million Organic Carbon dissolved in 1ml of water. That is the result of measurement by a testing agency affiliated to the Ministry of Science and Technology of Japan. The atomic size of 0.16 nm can penetrate the entity and reproduce its inherent nature.

Nema (Organic Carbon)

  • Alkaline pH
  • Organic Carbon Atoms
  • Atomic and amorphous form
  • Non-conductive
  • Nano-size (Capture bonding with metal particles)
  • Easy to diffuse in water
  • No harm to living things

Other Carbon Compounds

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  • Inorganic Carbon Molecular Body/Crystal Atoms
  • Crystalline matter (Activated carbon, graphite)
  • Electrically conductive
  • Does not bind with metal particles
  • Water proof
  • May be harmful to living organisms, living matter.

APPLICATIONS OF ORGANIC CARBON.

Due to the nature of balancing and regenerating the habitat, the applications of Organic Carbon are very rich

  • In Agriculture
  • In Industry
  • Social community
  • Health, medical, Beauty care