Post by
Wangotango67 on Jul 21, 2022 2:44am
Well Allen....
I do know a bit about carbon, lol
And i do think it a different way...
I'm more prone to beleive sulphur is the culprit = acid rain.
I've also considered ( Co ) carbon monoxide is yet another culprit.
Co2 - has two oxygen while monoxide has only one oxygen therefore ( 100% more toxic )
We drive vehicles that pump out monoxide not - co2.
Therefore - i'd say we have a monoxide problem.
To expand on this subject.... Yes, plants consume co2.
But.... MAGNESIUM IS AN ESSENTIAL STABILIZER.
Chlorophyll consists of a porphyrin ring — a molecule made of carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen — attached to a long hydrocarbon tail. At the center of the porphyrin ring, a magnesium ion stabilizes the chlorophyll molecule and transfers electrons down an electron transport chain to drive the photosynthetic process
An idea of mine is ...
Converting the Mg to a salt.
Use Chloride.
Then... mix with ( tree tops ).
What would this do ?
One would have created a - magnesium chloride chlorophyll - fertilizer.
Preventing excess co2 emission and nitrogen from atrophy or decayed leaves on
forest floor. Perhaps one could obtain lots of this vhlorophyll from forest industry.
Trick here is...
Plants feed off other plants chlorophyll... circle economy ( or in this case - energy )
instead of letting leaves decay on the forest floor, take a 15% portion and use it.
The plant ( chlorophyll juice ) has not decayed - therefore has not released it's carbon.
Nor has it decayed ot release - nitrogen.
This idea of mine - captures the juice andpurposes it - before the decay process.
Live chlorophyll with magnesium and chloride.
Could even be converted to a dry product for agricultural applications, or liquid.
The end effect ?
A super fertilizer.... magnesium, chloride, chlorophyll.
Theroretically, it would become a super food for plants in which the magnesium facilitates
the electron flow thus speeding up the growth process - natural steroid..
Do humans eat chlorophyll ?
They sure do... super greens.
While studying solar panels the other week...
I strayed into the subject of, chlorophyll.
Kid you not.
I was trying to figure out a better way to absorb the full spectrum of - solar radiation.
Most solar panels are limitedto just the visable rays and as so, are limited in photon absorbtion.
My idea involved... extracting the chlorophyll, and utilizing it as a fluid in which to place in solar panels that would absorb all photons - could also include using the chloropast -
By mixing the chlorophyl/chloropastl with a nano solubilized metal - the fluid should convert the photons to ions and thus... one would only need to pull the electrons out which such tech already exists. Hybrid natural photon capturing solar panel.
Another idea... no one has yet performed besides my chlorophyll idea which uses nature...
Is, exploring the remarkable characteristics of, phospherous and glowing rocks.
These unique rocks are capable of absorbing the photons from the sun and later emitting thier light. If it emitts light in hte latter, isproof that the photons are being abosrbed and unique properties of these rocks enable the photons to turn ot electrons = light.
Using nature...
For better photovoltalics.
My own ideas...
Still not giving away my other - amazing solar - idea -
Show me da money...lol
Comment by
allenjames on Jul 21, 2022 3:29pm
Wangotango67: What CO2 levels do you see as optimal in our atmosphere? Simple question, no compex answer required !!!!!!!!!! Just a number ! GOOD LUCK TO ALL INVESTORS.