What would disappear first?
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Pollution has nothing to do with it. Disappear and unusable are completely different. If this is the case, then O2 will disappear first because it would escape our atmosphere, but water has O in it. I think it is more possible that Lightning storms cause the H and O to split thus all water gets destroyed. So in conclusion... Coin Toss
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Law of Conservation of Mass: Atoms can not be destroyed or created in natural processes. Which means neither will disappear.
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Actually, my answer to this is that neither would dissapear. :3
We have these awesome and magical things called the Water Cycle and the Air Cycle (if I'm correct) and also the thing that Sprite said.
^Well that is what I believe (and so does my Physics teacher)
We have these awesome and magical things called the Water Cycle and the Air Cycle (if I'm correct) and also the thing that Sprite said.
^Well that is what I believe (and so does my Physics teacher)
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If water disappears, and there are no alternate source to feed plants or create oxygen. Then oxygen will disappear.
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Sprite wrote...
Law of Conservation of Mass: Atoms can not be destroyed or created in natural processes. Which means neither will disappear.Not true. It's "Conservation of Mass and Energy. As we've seen.... through several demonstration throughout the 20th century... The atomic bomb, the hydrogen bomb, and numerous other instance. Matter can be converted into energy, meaning a loss of mass.
However, it doesn't matter. Atoms can be destroyed to make energy, or split to make other atoms, or fuse to make heavier elements. Atoms change forms a lot.... Requires tons of energy though. XD
Stars combine oxygen with other elements to get the heavier stuff such as iron. Oxygen itself is fairly stable, so I can't really see it splitting to say.... Hydrogen....
Lol. I dunno. XD
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Shia wrote...
Sprite wrote...
Law of Conservation of Mass: Atoms can not be destroyed or created in natural processes. Which means neither will disappear.Not true. It's "Conservation of Mass and Energy. As we've seen.... through several demonstration throughout the 20th century... The atomic bomb, the hydrogen bomb, and numerous other instance. Matter can be converted into energy, meaning a loss of mass.
However, it doesn't matter. Atoms can be destroyed to make energy, or split to make other atoms, or fuse to make heavier elements. Atoms change forms a lot.... Requires tons of energy though. XD
Stars combine oxygen with other elements to get the heavier stuff such as iron. Oxygen itself is fairly stable, so I can't really see it splitting to say.... Hydrogen....
Lol. I dunno. XD
Some really confusing shit is going on in here now. :P
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If either were to disappear first, I'd say oxygen.
If we keep cutting trees, which convert C0[size=10]2[/h] to O[size=10]2[/h], we'll be left with less O[size=10]2[/h] since people breath and convert O[size=10]2[/h] to C0[size=10]2[/h]. Actually, I think there's a bunch of manufacturing processes that convert O[size=10]2[/h] to C0[size=10]2[/h], increasing the chance of oxygen disappearing first.
If we keep cutting trees, which convert C0[size=10]2[/h] to O[size=10]2[/h], we'll be left with less O[size=10]2[/h] since people breath and convert O[size=10]2[/h] to C0[size=10]2[/h]. Actually, I think there's a bunch of manufacturing processes that convert O[size=10]2[/h] to C0[size=10]2[/h], increasing the chance of oxygen disappearing first.
