What are some examples of interaction between atmosphere and biosphere?

Answer 1

While the biosphere is that part of the Earth crust,water and even the atmosphere itsef that support life,the Atmosphere is the gaseous mass surrounding both the Earth and Water surfaces.

Gaseous interactions existing between the Biosphere and Atmosphere as in the form of the following treated headings:

1. Global warming.

The presence of heat- trapping Carbon Dioxide and the saturated hydrocarbon gases such as( methane) on the Earth's surface increase the Earth's overall temperature as they reflect their trapped heat back into the Earth.

2.Carbon dioxide.

Carbon Dioxide exist as one of the constituent gases of the atmosphere.Both human respirations and combustions in the engine chambers of auto-mobiles give out carbon dioxide to the atmosphere as bye-products.

3.Green House Effect.

The Green House Effect is the ability of an earthly atmosphere to reduce heat loss from its surface, thereby making it possible to use the direct solar radiation to warm the earth surface instead.

4.Emissions.

Emissions are gaseous products that are discharged into the atmosphere during the combustion of natural fuel. Carbon monoxide is a good example of gas emitted into the atmosphere due to incomplete combustion of natural fuels.

5.Aerosols.

These are compacted gases which discharge a high amount of Carbon Dioxide into the atmosphere when sprayed and their presence contribute to global warming.

6. Bio-fuels.

Bio-fuels are different from natural fuels. They are defined as any kind of fuel created from biomass ( recently living organisms or their metabolic products, such as manure from cows).Unlike other natural sources such as petroleum , coal and nuclear fuels,bio-fuels are renewable energy source.Bio-fuels are said to be cation neutral, meaning that although they release carbon Dioxide into the atmosphere,they have already absorbed that carbon as plants.For this reason bio-fuels are championed by environmentalist as a way to reduce Carbon Dioxide emissions.

Answer 2

The interaction between the atmosphere and biosphere affects all living things. Creatures and plants living in the biosphere need the atmosphere to survive.