CO2 in Seawater¶
Zeebe, R. E., & Wolf-Gladrow, D. (2001). CO2 in Seawater: Equilibrium, Kinetics, Isotopes. Elsevier.
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- Asymmetric Flux
- The transfer is particularly valuable in new substrates, because it short-circuits the persistent temptation to attribute accumulation to the driving force rather than the boundary design: it redirects "the company wants the data" to "the vendor's API admits writes but not reads," and "the ocean is acidifying because CO2 is rising" to "the air-sea interface absorbs faster than it releases at this temperature and pH."
This sourceTreats the carbonate-system kinetics governing air–sea CO2 exchange and the temperature/pH dependence of absorption versus outgassing.
- The transfer is particularly valuable in new substrates, because it short-circuits the persistent temptation to attribute accumulation to the driving force rather than the boundary design: it redirects "the company wants the data" to "the vendor's API admits writes but not reads," and "the ocean is acidifying because CO2 is rising" to "the air-sea interface absorbs faster than it releases at this temperature and pH."
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