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To: Eric who wrote (77904)7/3/2017 12:49:54 PM
From: Brumar89  Read Replies (1) of 86356
 
No, YOU still deny Henry's Law is operative on the world's oceans.

Net net they are still taking up CO2.

Could be, but that means they're not warming net net if they're taking up CO2.

Far, far away from being saturated.

There is no saturation of CO2 independent of temperature and pressure. You imagine the oceans are just sucking up or having CO2 pushed into them independent of temp and pressure. That's your error.

Henry's Law. If water warms, it can hold less CO2. Less CO2 in the oceans means more in the atmosphere.



Henry's Law
http://www.800mainstreet.com/9/0009-006-henry.html

Warming oceans would mean lower dissolved CO2.


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