This is about global warming guys. really need ur help?

Question

i need to know how the process of photosynthesis alters the atmosphere andthe mechanism by which photosynthesis can reduce he effects of global warming..... if ur not gonna answer the question dont give me nothing stupid okay?! anyone's welcome to genuinely help!

Answer 1

photosynthesis; plants use solar energy to extract carbon from carbon dioxide so removing it from the atmosphere.

Answer 2

The photons from the sun convert to electrons when they strike the plant leaf (or other solid matter).  A chemical agent called chlorophyll then uses the electrons to break down the carbon dioxide and water, and make new molecules of simple sugars.  Sugars are bigger more complex molecules compared to CO2 and H2O, so they have more molecular bonds.  The sunlight supplies the additional energy needed to make the additional molecular bonds.  The sugars are  where the plant stores the carbon from the CO2.   The oxygen is released.  The creation of electrons and the movement of electrons both depend on the energy input from the sun.  (there is a series of reactions leading up to the sugar).  The reaction is energy intensive, and stops if you put the plant in the dark.  A reaction that consumes energy like the one that takes place in chlorophyll is called "endothermic".  Reactions that release energy are called "exothermic"  The reaction that takes place in hemoglobin in our bodies is an exothermic reaction.  That is where the oxygen is used, and where our nerves and muscles get the energy that runs them.

Answer 3

O.K. no stupid answer

Answer 4

Okaiiz..

try your local libary and refrence books

The greenhouse effect

greenhouse gases..

Answer 5

greenhouse gasses put CO2 in the air.  and photosynthesis is what makes plants take in the CO2 and put out oxygen (thats a real simple way of putting it).  so the more plants out there the less CO2 (carbon dioxide) there is in the air.