The Nature of Dynamics of Cellular Carbon Dioxide

Abstract

My assignment was to discuss the paper by Dr. Chinard. Unfortunately, Dr. Chinard is not here. But for the last month I have been traveling through France and looking at monuments such as cathedrals, limestone caves, and bones, and began to suspect that they might have something to do with CO₂. The cathedral looked too smooth and white to be granite. I determined by scratching it with my fingernail that the cathedral was a soft material more likely to be calcium carbonate. The limestone caves had been eroded by water with CO₂ dissolved in it, and the bones were obviously composed largely of CO₂, the sole remains of our ancestors of long ago. So I have really been looking at a large pool of CO₂ in France. We have been standing, sitting, walking, or living within structures built of CO₂. This gets us back to “The nature of dynamics of cellular CO₂.”