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Since watching the newest Rover land on Mars I have thought again about what it would take to terraform Mars. Terraforming Mars has some good ideas, yet I don't know what would be the most practical at this time. I had thought about forcing a Chemical reaction in the atmosphere could be one way. What I was thinking is Finding a way to Split the CO2 into something else. One possibility could be to force a massive H2O reaction in the Atmosphere. I Was thinking maybe 10 Megagams of Hydrogen and 5 Megagrams of Oxygen would be a good start. Seeing as I have do not have a formal science background I do not know what would happen or even if this would do anything. I do know that if everything went right that it would make Carbonic Acid. All ideas are welcome.

I might have been mistaken on it being stable. All the information that I could find is that it was good for beer to make it less foamy.

Thank you. That just means I will have to look at this another way then.

I have been trying to do some research on what happens if Nitrogen is mixed with Carbon Dioxide. I am wondering what the reaction would be. I know that NCO2 is stable, yet I cannot find out what the chemical is. I am wondering if this is toxic to breath. I am wanting to see if this could be a possible way to Terraform Mars?