On the source of carbon dioxide isotopes in the atmosphere

In today's world, it is a serious matter to study the source of carbon dioxide isotopes in the atmosphere. The analysis of carbon isotopes shows that the root cause of carbon dioxide is of great benefit to climate change and ecological balance.

The carbon isotopes in the atmosphere have various sources. There are those that originate from biological activities. Organisms breathe, decompose various things, and release carbon dioxide, and their carbon isotopes have specific characteristics. Organisms absorb carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to make their own substances through photosynthesis, and after death rot, re-release carbon dioxide containing specific carbon isotopes into the atmosphere.

There are also those that originate from geological activities. Volcanic eruptions, carbon dioxide in the earth comes out with magma and enters the atmosphere. This carbon isotope of carbon dioxide is related to the composition and evolution of materials in the ground. And underground carbon reservoirs, after long-term changes, or due to the movement of geological structures, also have carbon dioxide escape, and their carbon isotope properties are different from other sources.

In addition, human karma is also one of the carbon isotope sources of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Fossil-burning materials, such as coal, oil, gas, etc., are all transformed by ancient organisms and contain unique carbon isotopes. During combustion, a large amount of carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere, changing the composition of its carbon isotopes. Industrial processes, such as the production of cement, also release carbon dioxide, and their carbon isotope characteristics are different from natural products.

To clarify the source of carbon dioxide isotopes in the atmosphere, it is necessary to join the public method. Measure the values of carbon dioxide isotopes in the atmosphere in different regions and at different times, and compare and analyze them. Also observe the changes in biological, geological activities and human industry, and examine the relationship between them and carbon isotopes.

In summary, studying the sources of carbon dioxide isotopes in the atmosphere is a complex and important task. It is necessary to study all sources in detail and study their changes in order to provide evidence for climate and ecological decisions, so as to ensure peace and safety in the world.