The Changing of Climate Determined by Silicon

Dong Fang Yang; Si Xi Zhu; Feng You Wang; Hua Zhong He; Yun Jie Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.675-677.1893

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The Changing of Climate Determined by Silicon

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Due to the serious lack of silicon in the ocean and the continuous increase of atmospheric carbon, the atmospheric and water temperature is rising. Silicon is the determining factor of climate change. This paper presented the theory of the earth’s ecosystem, and the complementary mechanisms of silicon, and revealed that the earth’s ecosystem maintains the dynamic balance of temperature by means of the complementary mechanism of silicon.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 675-677)

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Dong Fang Yang*, Si Xi Zhu, Feng You Wang, Hua Zhong He, Yun Jie Wu

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Biogeochemical, Climate Change, Complementary Mechanism, Earth’s Ecosystem, Silicon

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