Carboneum dioxidum (Carb-diox) = Carbonic acid gas/carbonic anhydride/= dry ice (solid)/= CO2
=
„älteste Carbon“/= Petr-ähnlich;
Gebrauch: Sour taste/stinging sensation
in nose and throat;
Understanding Carb-diox. through Chemistry: Siehe: Gesetze der Gasen [Catherine Sharfstein/Lou Klein]
Carb-diox. follows the laws of
gases.
General
Properties
6.
J.B. van Helmont (1577 - 1644) discovered that a gas is formed when a limestone
is treated with acid, and that this gas differs from air, and it does not
support life. He also found
that this gas is produced by
fermentation. The same gas is present in the Grotto del Cane, a cave in Italy,
where dogs become unconscious. This gas is Carb-diox.
(Carb-diox. person may become
unconscious quite easily and have asphyxiation attacks. He may feel intoxicated
- confirmed in the proving. Also, he may be sensitive to fermentation processes
that may
occur in intestines after having
excessive amount of sweats.)
7.
This gas escapes from fissures in the floor, and it was displacing the air in
the lower part of the cave.
(Carb-diox. person would have a
problem with high places, he would love to take lower stable positions. He will
displace any lighter substances in any given space just to be located as low as
only possible. He will have mainly movement downwards + >.)
8.
Carb-diox. is a colorless and odorless gas.
[Carb-diox. is barely noticeable in
a group of people, would have fair skin, pale face (in caucasian group)/would
wear colorless clothing and would not have any body odor. However, Watch out
for him!)
9. It is
about 50% heavier than air. (Air would not mix with Carb-diox. - Carb-diox.
would occupy levels close to the ground, unless another heavier gas is present
at the time. There are 2 heavier gases than Carb-diox. - Iodum and Xenon. It is
possible that because of his heavy molecular weight of 44, he can not compete
with air or any other multiple
lighter
gases.
(Car-diox. will have the inferiority
complex, low self esteem and self confidence. - confirmed in the proving.)
10.
When it is dissolved in water, only about 1% of it reacts with water and it forms
carbonic acid with a weak acid taste.
(Carb-diox. would have a low fear of
water)
11. CO2 + H2O = H2CO3/Carb-diox.
is easily soluble in water. One liter of water at 0° dissolves 1713 ml of the
gas under 1 atmosphere of pressure.
(Carb-diox. would feel comfortable
in water, and when the opportunity presents, he leaves the water without being
hurt or changed.)
12.
Carb-diox. represents the most highly oxidized condition of carbon/ it is
therefore the ultimate oxidation product/is the major product obtained when
carbonaceous
matter is burned in an abundant supply of air or oxygen.
(Carb-diox may have a feeling of victimization/looks the
oldest out of all available carbons/has a wrinkled skin and the skin is dry
without elasticity, and a little bit of a darker color. It is possible that
dioxide person will have dry eczema problems with deep cracks.)
13.
When the supply of oxygen is insufficient to provide a complete conversion of
Carbon to Carb-diox. - CO2, the less highly oxidized product Carbon
monoxide - CO is formed.
(Carbon monoxide person looks not as
old as Carb-diox. person. The skin of dioxide person will be darker then the
skin of monoxide person.)
14.
Carb-diox. molecule consists of 3 atoms.
(All provers confirmed that number 3
appeared very often in their every day life)
15.
Carb-diox. is an example of a molecule with two double bonds (2 x 2 = 4) to the
same carbon.
(4, as number, was comforting in a
proving.)
Physical representation of
Carb-diox.
16.
Carb-diox. may also exist in crystalline/solid and liquid forms under certain
conditions (of temperature and pressure). Solid Carb-diox. is known as dry
ice/is used as a
refrigerating
agent. "Dry Ice" has the advantage of not melting into liquid, but
sublimes and it absorbs 3 times as much heat per gram of weight as the regular
ice in refrigeration
(It is possible that Carb-diox.
person may take cold very well, as well as he takes the heat. Depending on the
environmental situation, he may be solid as a crystal rock, or liquid with
white coloration or a colorless gas. However, Carb-diox. feels the most
comfortable in every day situation as a colorless gas - he has less restrains.)
17.
Some of the commercial solid Carb-diox. is made from the gas emitted in nearly
pure state from the gas wells in the western U:S: Most of the Carb-diox. used commercially, is
a
by-product of cements mills, iron blast furnaces and breweries.
(It is possible that Carb-diox.
people may be occupied in the cement mills, near iron blast furnaces and in
breweries.)
18.
Carb-diox. can be liquefied at an ordinary temperature under a pressure of
about 70 atmospheres.
(If a liquid is heated sufficiently,
it will become a gas or a vapor, if a gas is cooled sufficiently, it will
liquefy. If Carb-diox. person is under a lot of pressure, he does not brake,
but becomes more solid, more together, but rigid with less flexibility, and he
can be in this condition for as long as the pressure exists, even if this
condition is not very comfortable.)
19.
Carb-diox. is available commercially in steel cylinders as liquid under the
pressure of its own vapor/= non toxic in low concentrations/= toxic in high
concentrations.
(If the pathology of the Carb-diox.
person progresses, he may have toxicity problems, therefore, CO2 may be a good
liver remedy, and a remedy used for gas poisoning.)
20.
Human beings lose consciousness when exposed to an air containing 10% of
Carb-diox. for only a few minutes.
(Carb-diox. may be a good lung and
fainting remedy. Provers had an anxiety whether they will have time to complete
their work/difficulty with concentration to accomplish projects. This anxiety
may be related to the toxicity of Carb-diox. and inability to clearly think in
the presence of Carb-diox.. Human beings watch out for the presence of CO2 + try to control and reduce its amount. This
may create a feeling of danger around = confirmed in the proving.)
21.
Carb-diox. used for the manufacture of
sodium carbonate (= washing soda/used for cleaning/sodium hydrogen carbonate
(= baking soda/baking/slacking dough),
(Some provers had digestive problems
with excessive formation of gas, some had stubborn constipation )
22.
carbonated water, for use as a beverage (soda water/Coca-cola). Water is charged with Carb-diox.
under the pressure of 3 or 4 atmosphere.
(All provers desired carbonated
water, some started to drink carbonated water just during the period of the
proving, some purchased several crates of carbonated water, and some came with
the bottles of carbonated water to the meeting of provers.)
23.
Carb-diox. used in fire extinguishers because it is 1½x heavier than air and
not supporting ordinary combustion.
Plants
use CO2
in the photosynthesis process. It this process, chlorophyll (the catalyst) and
sunlight (the energy source) must be present. The reactions and products of
this reactions are: 6
CO2 + 6 H2O = C6H12O6 (simple
sugar) + 6 CO2
or 6 CO2
+ 5 H2O
= C6H10O5
(cellulose) + 6O2
(It is possible that Carb-diox. person
may be involved in some of the above businesses, or in the production of the
above products.)
24.
Carbonate Minerals
The most
important carbonate mineral is Calc. CaCO3. This substance occurs in beautiful colorless
hexagonal crystals as the mineral Calcite.
Marble is a microcrystalline form of Calc.
Limestone is a rock composed mainly of this substance.
Large amounts used in the manufacture of cements.
Dolomite
[= CaMg(Co3)2]/Siderit
[FeCo3]/Aragonit
Calc. is
a principal constituents of pearls, coral and most sea shells. /
[Most provers had a craving for
boiled eggs (Calc). Calc. contains Carb-diox. Therefore, Carb-diox. may have
some of specific symptoms of Calc. + C + O]
Atmospheric
Carb-diox is a widely distributed gas, which makes up 0.4 % of the air. There
are processes in nature that keeps the amount of atmospheric carbon
dioxide
at a relatively stable level. The main contributors participating in this cycle
through various processes are:
natural Coal, gas................................burning........................... CO2
- Plants
(sugar,
cellulose, starch)...........decay............................. CO2
- Animal
(glycogen, fat).........................respiration,
decay........... CO2
-
Limestone, marble, chalk, coral + soil acids......................... …. CO2
(The molecule of Carb-diox. consists
of an atom of C and 2 atoms of O. All provers had financial problems with
imaginary loss of large sums of money. This symptom, most likely, is related to
the presence of C. C as in diamond form has to do with large sums of money. Calc.
has fear of poverty. This is another relationship with loss or fear of loosing money.)
Preparation and test for Carb-diox.
Laboratory preparation of CO2 consists of treating calcium carbonate in
form of marble chips with hydrochloric acid, (although any
carbonate/bicarbonate/common acid could be used). The gas is collected by water
or air displacement:
Ca CO3 + 2 HCl = Ca C12
+ H2O
+ CO2
Commercial preparation of CO2
is accomplished by burning of coke or petroleum C (amorph) + O2 (gas) = CO2
(gas)
- a by-product of fermentation
- "burning" or decomposing
of limestone
Ca CO3 (crystal) = CaO
(crystal, lime) + CO2
(gas)
The test for Carb-diox. consists of
passing it through limewaterCa(OH)2. If CO2 is present the
limewater turns cloudy, because of the formation of the white precipitate of
finely divided Ca CO3:
Ca(OH)2 + CO2 = Ca CO3
+ H2O
By far the most important sources for
Carb-diox. in human metabolism are the three oxidative decarboxylation
processes, as they are called, in the citric acid cycle, pyruvic acid cycle and
glycolysis.
Repertorium: [Louis Klein]
Gemüt: Beißen (Nägel)
Erschöpft geistig
Froh
Tadelsüchtig, krittelig
Untätig
Vergesslich
Schwindel: im Allgemeinen
Kopf: Schmerz morgens Erwachend
Auge: Reizung
Nase: Niesen
Gesicht: Jucken/Kiefer fest zusammengebissen
Zähne: Schmerz in Prämolare
Innerer Hals: Spasmen in Ösophagus
Magen: Übel
Bauch: Auftreibung/Schmerz (krampfartig)/Völlegefühl
Rektum: Obstipation
Blase: Urinieren unwillkürlich
Harnröhre: Schmerz (brennend)
Brust: Jucken in Mammae l.
Rücken: Schmerz in Sakralregion
Stuhl: Hart/knotig, klumpig
Glieder: Unterschenkel rötliche Flecken „Wie Insektenbisse“
Jucken - an Ferse r./Unterschenkel „Wie Insektenbisse“
Jucken - Unterschenkel - Insektenbisse; wie durch
Schmerz - in Kniesehnen
Schlaf: Tief/erwacht zu spät/gähnt/Schlafbedürfnis groß/schlaflos (nachts)/schläfrig
Träume: Basketball zu spielen/Dschungel/hat sich verliebt/von alten Freunden/Gefahr/gewalttätig/Glas in den Füßen/wie das Haus ihrer Jugend/Hunde/Krieg/Soldaten/lebhaft/einen Überfall durchzuführen/Homöopathie zu unterrichten/in einem Krankenhaus verlaufen zu haben/aus ihrem Käfig davonfliegende, fliehende Vögeln
Allgemeines: Hitzewallungen
Lebenswärmemangel/> Sonnenlicht
Speisen und Getränke: Verlangt: hartgekochte Eier;
Carboneum allgemein yxz (Carbn)
Repertorium:
Gemüt: Ruhelos - Herumwerfen im Bett/nachts
Kopf: Hitze
Mund: Krämpfe in Zunge/Zunge weiß morgens
Innerer Hals: Entzündung
Brust: Gefühllos, taub
Glieder: Kälte in Hände
Allgemeines: Konvulsion (tetanische Starre/Starrkrampf)
Müde morgens aufstehend
Schwäche nach Konvulsionen/nachmittags/morgens aufstehend
Speisen und Getränke: Verlangt: saure Speisen, Säuren;
Vergleich: Enthalten in: Coca cola + Bath + Carb-mon.: (= Abgase); Carb-mon.: (= Car Exhaust Fumes). Culx (angezogen von moisture/Lac-ac./Carb-diox./body heat/movement). Spiru (verwertet Kohlendioxid).