Carbon (disambiguation)

Carbon is a chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6.

Carbon may also refer to:

Chemistry

 * Carbon black, a filler often used to improve the properties of rubber or plastic compounds
 * Carbon chauvinism, a term meant to disparage the assumption that the molecules responsible for the mechanisms of life must be based on carbon
 * Carbon (fiber), can refer to carbon filament thread, or to felt or woven cloth made from those carbon filaments
 * Carbon offset, a reduction in emissions of carbon dioxide
 * Isotopes of carbon
 * Carbon dioxide equivalent, a greenhouse gas measurement
 * "Carbon", shorthand for radiative forcings which effect the carbon cycle and increase global warming, such as greenhouse gases

Computers and electronics

 * Carbon (API), a deprecated application programming interface for Mac OS X
 * Need for Speed: Carbon, a computer racing game developed by Electronic Arts
 * ThinkPad X1 Carbon, a notebook computer released by Lenovo
 * Rio Carbon, a product line of digital audio players
 * WSO2 Carbon, an open-source middleware platform
 * Carbon (programming language), an experimental general-purpose programming language

People

 * Lolita Carbon (born 1957), Filipino singer, member of Asin

Canada

 * Carbon, Alberta, a village in Kneehill County

United States

 * Carbon, Indiana, a town in Clay County
 * Carbon, Iowa, a city in Adams County
 * Carbon, Pennsylvania
 * Carbon, Texas, a town in Eastland County
 * Carbon County (disambiguation), multiple places

Other uses

 * Carbon (2017 film), French film
 * Carbon (2018 film), Indian Malayalam language film
 * Carbon (2022 film), Indian Tamil language film
 * Carbon (journal)
 * Carbon (Halo team), also known as Team Carbon, a professional Halo team
 * Carbon 15, a family of firearms
 * Carbon Motors Corporation, an American automotive corporation
 * Corral del Carbón, a building in Granada, Andalusia, Spain
 * Carbon (company), a technology company that manufactures 3D printers
 * Carbon (programming language), an experimental programming language started at Google