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C represents one atom of Carbon.

O2 represents two atoms of Oxygen, joined together.

One atom of Carbon plus two atoms of oxygen, all joined together, becomes one molecule of carbon dioxide, which has the chemical symbol CO2

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Sorry, but there is no realistic chemical reaction to 'dissociate' CO2 in elements.

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