ReinyDays
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The solubility of CO2 in water versus temperature.
The saturation state? ... like soda pop? ...
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The solubility of CO2 in water versus temperature.
Bubbling soda pop is supersaturated. That's why it forms bubbles.The saturation state? ... like soda pop? ...
As to your appeals to authority, as a Ph.D. I don't do these. Ideal in facts that I can understand, research, and prove with empirical evidence or experiment.
Without all the sugar and calories.The saturation state? ... like soda pop? ...
Bubbling soda pop is supersaturated. That's why it forms bubbles.
Without all the sugar and calories.
Sugar is the debil.Not much of a theory ... "less filling" ... and I'm afraid to say this, but ocean water is full of sugar and calories ... think plankton is insignificant? ... that's what blue whales eat, the largest animal to have ever existed ... a roughneck like you ought not to be afraid of the extra calories ...
Sugar is the debil.
Under which pressure it is NOT supersaturated. When the cap is opened and the pressure released, the solution becomes supersaturated and forms bubbles, just as I said.Fucking liar ... it's kept under pressure in a (mostly) pure CO2 environment ... can't you get anything right? ...
Under which pressure it is NOT supersaturated. When the cap is opened and the pressure released, the solution becomes supersaturated and forms bubbles, just as I said.
I haven't been paying the slightest attention to whatever argument led one of you to bring up the bubbles in a bottle of soda. My comment only concerned the soda. Your comment about "new carbon dioxide... from... carbonic acid" tells me that if you ever took chemistry you had a rough time making a passing grade. Pick up a basic chemistry text somewhere and reread the lesson you missed on "ionic solutions".The strawman argument is The Liar's best friend ... I never said supersaturated ... you did, stupid shit ... the person who the question was directed to gave the correct answer ... only you are confused here ...
Do you ever think before you post? ... because that's a real ignorant thing to say ... the solution is saturated ... the bubbles you see is new carbon dioxide freshly made from the dissolution of carbonic acid ... you just can't learn basic physics can you? ...
No, science deals in observable facts.
Emphasis on OBSERVABLE
Tell me again how CO2 drives climate.... Now prove it with science and not some opinion piece...
That is OPINION. Not science.
Bullshit. The is an assessment based on hundreds of peer-reviewed and published scientific studies. What YOU put out here, almost NEVER backed up by any reliable reference source - THAT is a fucking opinion. And an extraordinarily uneducated one at that.That is OPINION. Not science.
If you want to get rid of peer review, I have to assume you want to dispense with the scientific method itself.Science requires dissenting opinions ... the IPCC suppresses opposition ...
How much room in their report was given to Dr Chris Landsea of NOAA? ... none? ... actual people who study weather aren't allowed to state their opinions ... even world renowned experts? ... sad ...
which warmers like you know absolutely nothing about.Temperature, CO2 level, (and other GHG levels), Sea Level, etc, are all Observable and Measurable Facts.
peer review is irrelevant if it is associated with money.If you want to get rid of peer review, I have to assume you want to dispense with the scientific method itself.
How many scientists don't have a salary? The thought could be that it's suspect if all the reviewers are being paid by someone with a poker in the fire. Like Spencer, Christy, Soon and Bailunas all being funded almost entirely by the oil industry.peer review is irrelevant if it is associated with money.