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There is an ever constant increase of CO2 and CH4 in the atmospheric, thanks to global warming and greenhouse gases. I came across this equation while looking over changing gas compositions in the atmosphere.
CO2 + CH4 ----> 2H2O + C2
Can someone explain me how I can figure out the amount of energy that needs to be put into the left side of the equation? And could this be a possible solution to solve the ever-so-growing problem with methane and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
This thread is for anyone to just voice their opinions on this topic, not necessarily answer my question, but it would be preferred if they were answered.
:)
CO2 + CH4 ----> 2H2O + C2
Can someone explain me how I can figure out the amount of energy that needs to be put into the left side of the equation? And could this be a possible solution to solve the ever-so-growing problem with methane and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
This thread is for anyone to just voice their opinions on this topic, not necessarily answer my question, but it would be preferred if they were answered.
:)