carbon dioxide (uncountable)
- (inorganic chemistry) The normal oxide of carbon, CO₂; a colorless, odorless gas formed during respiration and combustion and consumed by plants during photosynthesis.
- Synonyms: carbonic acid gas, CO₂, (acidity regulator) E290
- Hypernym: greenhouse gas
- Coordinate term: carbon monoxide
2008 December 9, Jeff Jacoby, “Skepticism on climate change”, in The International Herald Tribune[1], →ISSN:There were dozens of presentations in 2008, including: […] "The Overstated Role of Carbon Dioxide on Climate Change."
2013 September–October, Katie L. Burke, “In the News”, in American Scientist[2], archived from the original on 2013-09-03:Oxygen levels on Earth skyrocketed 2.4 billion years ago, when cyanobacteria evolved photosynthesis: the ability to convert water and carbon dioxide into carbohydrates and waste oxygen using solar energy.
- The O in "CO2" should always be capitalized, otherwise the formula would be interpreted as a diatomic molecule of cobalt.
CO₂
- Albanian: please add this translation if you can
- Arabic: ثَانِي أُكْسِيد الْكَرْبُون m (ṯānī ʔuksīd al-karbūn)
- Armenian: ածխաթթու գազ (hy) (acxatʻtʻu gaz), ածխածնի երկօքսիդ (hy) (acxacni erkōkʻsid)
- Basque: karbono dioxido, anhidrido karboniko
- Bengali: please add this translation if you can
- Bulgarian: въглероден диоксид m (vǎgleroden dioksid)
- Catalan: diòxid de carboni m, biòxid de carboni, anhídrid carbònic
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 二氧化碳 (ji6 joeng5 faa3 taan3)
- Hokkien: 二酸化炭素 (jī-sng-hoà thoàⁿ-sò͘), 二氧化碳 (zh-min-nan) (jī-iông-hòa-thòaⁿ)
- Mandarin: 二氧化碳 (zh) (èryǎnghuàtàn)
- Czech: oxid uhličitý (cs) m
- Danish: kuldioxid
- Dutch: kooldioxide (nl)
- Esperanto: karbona dioksido
- Estonian: süsinikdioksiid, süsihappegaas
- Farefare: mi'igiid-yi bugsãaŋ-kugre
- Faroese: koltvísúrni n
- Finnish: hiilidioksidi (fi)
- French: anhydride carbonique (fr) m, dioxyde de carbone (fr) m, gaz carbonique (fr) m (as a gas)
- Galician: dióxido de carbono (gl) m
- Georgian: ნახშირორჟანგი (naxširoržangi)
- German: Kohlenstoffdioxid (de) n, Kohlendioxyd (de) n (colloquial) , Kohlendioxid (de) n
- Greek: διοξείδιο του άνθρακα (el) (dioxeídio tou ánthraka)
- Hebrew: פַּחְמָן דּוּ חַמְצָנִי (he) m (paḥmán du ḥamtzaní), דּוּ תַּחְמֹצֶת הַפַּחְמָן (he) m (du taḥmótzet hapaḥmán)
- Hindi: प्रांगार द्विजारेय (prāṅgār dvijārey), अंगाराम्लवायु (aṅgārāmlavāyu)
- Hungarian: szén-dioxid (hu)
- Icelandic: koltvísýringur (is) m
- Indonesian: karbon dioksida (id)
- Ingrian: hiilihappo
- Irish: dé-ocsaíd charbóin f
- Italian: anidride carbonica (it) f, diossido di carbonio m
- Japanese: 二酸化炭素 (ja) (にさんかたんそ, nisanka-tanso)
- Kazakh: көмір қышқыл газ (kömır qyşqyl gaz)
- Khmer: កាបូនឌីអុកស៊ីត (kaaboun-diiʼoksiit)
- Korean: 이산화탄소(二酸化炭素) (ko) (isanhwatanso)
- Lao: ຄາບອນໄດອອກໄຊ (khā bǭn dai ʼǭk sai)
- Latin: dioxydum carbonicum
- Latvian: ogļskābā gāze, oglekļa dioksīds
- Macedonian: јаглероден диоксид (jagleroden dioksid)
- Malay: karbon dioksida (ms)
- Malayalam: ഇംഗാലാമ്ലം (ml) (iṅgālāmlaṁ)
- Manx: daa-ocseed charboan m
- Maori: hauhā, waro hāora-rua
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: karbondioksid n
- Nynorsk: karbondioksid n
- Persian: کربن دیاکسید (karbon di-oksid)
- Polish: dwutlenek węgla (pl) m
- Portuguese: dióxido de carbono, gás carbônico m
- Romanian: bioxid de carbon m, dioxid de carbon m, anhidridă carbonică (ro) f
- Russian: двуо́кись углеро́да (ru) f (dvuókisʹ ugleróda), углеки́слый газ (ru) m (uglekíslyj gaz), диокси́д углеро́да (ru) m (dioksíd ugleróda)
- Sanskrit: अङ्गाराम्लवायु (aṅgārāmlavāyu)
- Scottish Gaelic: carbon dà-ogsaid m, gualan dà-ogsaid m
- Serbo-Croatian: ugljik dioksida
- Sindhi: ڏوناڪسِيوَر ڪاربان (sd) f
- Slovak: oxid uhličitý m
- Slovene: ogljikov dioksid m
- Spanish: bióxido de carbono, anhídrido carbónico, dióxido de carbono
- Swahili: kaboni dioksidi
- Swedish: koldioxid (sv)
- Tagalog: karbon daluksad
- Tamil: கரியமில வாயு (kariyamila vāyu), கரியமில வளி (kariyamila vaḷi)
- Telugu: బొగ్గుపులుసు వాయువు (boggupulusu vāyuvu)
- Thai: คาร์บอนไดออกไซด์ (th)
- Turkish: karbondioksit (tr)
- Ukrainian: діокси́д вуглецю́ m (dioksýd vuhlecjú), вуглеки́слий газ m (vuhlekýslyj haz)
- Vietnamese: cacbon đioxit, cacbonic
- Welsh: carbon deuocsid (cy) m
- Yiddish: קוילנשטאָף־צווייאָקסיד (koylnshtof-tsveyoksid)
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