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Re: Logical argument CO2 comes in two different geometries— linear & triangular

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On 5/2/2018 4:35 AM, Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
> As a fact we know there exists linear CO2
> 
> We do not know if triangular CO2 exists.
> 
> We do know that CO2 is the most dense of common gases.
> 
> We know plants cannot live without CO2, and being dense the CO2 is found close to the ground where plants live.
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> Let us call the CO2 from animals as biological bio CO2 and the CO2 from fire as nonbio CO2. Are these two CO2 exactly alike? Or is on linear, other triangular.
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> If CO2 is dense relative to other common gases why is so much of it in the upper atmosphere causing greenhouse effect. For since it is so dense the nonbio CO2 should be staying close to the surface of Earth.
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> Unless of course there are two forms of CO2 the most dense is triangle CO2 the gas plants need and stays near the ground. And the linear CO2, far less dense and can stay in atmosphere for a long time.
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> Density issues imply two different types of CO2
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> Physics logic::
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> When fire produces CO2 it takes more energy to move the two O atoms apart and reserve the center for C. In biological respiration there is no violent collision of O2 with C. Not enough energy to wedge apart O to O and let the C occupy center spot.
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> And so when a plant wants to use a CO2 molecule, to wedge apart linear is too much energy. To wedge apart triangle CO2 is easy for it was created from biology energy.
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> AP
> 
Just listen to this insane fantasy from ArchiePoo! Archie is so 
desperate to have recognition he dances insanely just to get attention. 
No matter what your fantasies there is no evidence of any "triangular" 
CO2 or different energies required to disassemble it. You think that if 
you just say the opposite of what science says, one day you'll be right 
and get the recognition you so crave. Like you Archie, such a method is 
nothing but a swindle and only proves your senility and insanity. Get 
help, Archie. Your drool cup is full again.

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