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A group of engineers has created a biodome filled with air, plants, and animals. No material can get in or out, but sunlight can get in during the daytime. The walls of the biodome are made of a material that absorbs and locks away carbon dioxide from the air so it is not available to the living things inside. What do you predict will happen to carbon in the air over time? How could this affect the living things in the dome? Explain your thinking.

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