On the Carbon Cycle

2. The acronym of a process that removes excessive amounts of carbon from the atmosphere for other energy purposes
4. From the dissolvation of minerals from geological structures, the product is most commonly drifted back into the sea, and add with calcium carbonate and sediments on the ocean floor. A certain process does this.
8. A power source for generators and other energy-mining systems.
9. Carbon material from phytoplankton organisms that runs through powerful and deep ocean currents; they can sometimes not return to the surface for X centuries/decades.
10. A certain organism that performs this action as a method to break down nutrients to create a cycle in a food web.
13. Essential for organsisms to live, and this is also produced by them.
16. Miniscule organisms that are found and live on the surface of the ocean.
17. The geological process of dissolving minerals from rock structures surrounding the geographical landscape.

1. The mass of tree products releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere; there is a certain process used to complete this.
3. A constant and vigorous transfer of a certain gas from the biosphere and the atmosphere.
5. The dead product of a phytoplankton, when the calcium carbonate shells are used for a product at the ocean.
6. An economical tool, used for wealth, and for the power of systems.
7. contains a large portion of carbon on the biosphere.
11. 6CO2 + 6H20 (cellular respiration<=>(...) C6H12O6 + 6O2
12. A large amount of carbon produced from the cycle ends up here. Calcium carbonate and other sediments also end up here from other geological processes.
14. Primary storage location of where HFC, Methane, and Carbon atoms roam around
15. Release of energy from carbohydrates, with the waste product of carbon dioxide. The waste product roams around the atmosphere.