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Gelneren
1 month ago
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A group of students wants to find out how much carbon dioxide is used by plants during the daytime. What control could be used i

n this experiment?
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-BARSIC- [2.5K]1 month ago
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You will need at least two plants: one kept out of sunlight and another exposed to sunlight. I'm unsure how to determine the amount of Carbon Dioxide used, but I think the plant in sunlight would serve as the control. <span />
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