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speech of the oxygen cycle class 9(boitology)​

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Answered by mayur7814
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Explanation:

This biogeochemical cycle explains the movement of oxygen gas within the atmosphere, the ecosystem, biosphere and the lithosphere.

Answered by piyush433062
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Explanation:

The cyclic process by which oxygen element is circulated continuously through the living and n

As we all know, the air is a mixture of gases. The air in the atmosphere is composed of different gases, namely nitrogen (78%), oxygen (21%), argon and other trace gases (1%).

According to Earth’s history, oxygen gas was first introduced by cyanobacteria through the process of photosynthesis. Earlier, around 4.6 billion years ago, there was no life on planet earth because the atmosphere was devoid of oxygen. Later, there was a gradual increase in the oxygen levels and by the Carboniferous Period- 299 million years ago, oxygen reached the levels that were similar to today’s estimates.

Today, oxygen is freely available in the air, and also dissolved in water. It is the second most abundant gas present in the atmosphere and also the most common element of the human body. It plays an essential role in most life forms on Earth and also serves as an essential element in biomolecules like proteins, and nucleic acids.

Oxygen cycle, along with the carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle plays an essential role in the existence of life on the earth. The oxygen cycle is a biological process which helps in maintaining the oxygen level by moving through three main spheres of the earth which are:

Atmosphere

Lithosphere

Biosphere.

This biogeochemical cycle explains the movement of oxygen gas within the atmosphere, the ecosystem, biosphere and the lithosphere. The oxygen cycle is interconnected with the carbon cycle.

The atmosphere is the layer of gases presents above the earth’s surface. The sum of Earth’s ecosystems makes a biosphere. Lithosphere, is the solid outer section along with the Earth’s crust and it is the largest reservoir of oxygen.

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