why does carbon remains unchanged during destructive distillation
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destructive distillation us the process in which a substance breaks down in its constituent elements but carbon is an element and an element cannot be broken down into any simpler form than itself so carbon remains unchanged in a destructive distillation reaction
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I mean what happens to hydrogen and oxygen and water in the wood and what does happen to them why doesn't it happen to carbon ?
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its true that its highly reactive but not scientifically reacts too much
destructive distillation us the process in which a substance breaks down in its constituent elements but carbon is an element and an element cannot be broken down into any simpler form than itself so carbon remains unchanged in a destructive distillation reaction
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