The source of underwater carbon dioxide
In the ancient world, mountains, rivers and rivers, and the transportation and transformation of gas all have their own laws. In the land of water and water, the source of carbon dioxide can be particularly investigated.

The gas content of water is related to the life of all things. The generation of underwater carbon dioxide, one of the reasons, comes from the breathing of aquatic organisms. Fish, turtles, shrimp and crabs, the genus of floating, all depend on gas to live. They breathe and spit, absorb oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, which accumulate over time and gradually accumulate in the water.

The second is the decomposition of humus. There are many branches and leaves of plants and trees and biological remains at the bottom of the water, which have accumulated over time and gradually become humus. Between water and soil, microorganisms multiply in them and decompose humus. During this process, carbon dioxide escapes with biochemical reactions and merges into the water body.

Third, it is related to the circulation of water bodies and geological factors. In the depths of the earth, there may be carbonaceous deposits, which interact with groundwater, and carbon dioxide flows through water to reach shallow flows. And the water flow converges, the tides fluctuate, and carbon dioxide migrates and mixes between different waters.

Watching the underwater carbon dioxide source is not only related to the balance of water ecology, but also related to climate change. If carbon dioxide is excessive in water, the pH of water is variable, and the habitat and reproduction of aquatic organisms are disturbed by it. Therefore, it is an urgent task to study the source of underwater carbon dioxide carefully in order to protect water ecology and understand climate changes.