Comprehensive Analytical Study of the Greenhouse Effect of the Atmosphere
Photo: Algarve University, Portugal The greenhouse effect can be as good as rejected and Henry’s Law stays firmly standing. Photo: Peter Stallinga In this manuscript we take a look at the greenhouse effect with fully-analytical techniques, starting with physical laws, and avoid any computational tools, in an attempt to determine the climate variations caused by the greenhouse effect. The correlation between temperature and CO2 concentration is readily explained by another phenomenon, called Henry’s Law: The capacity of liquids to hold gases in solution is depending on temperature. When oceans heat up, the capacity decreases and the oceans thus release CO2 …