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As I understand and I think correctly, that Green house effect is in essence conversion of lower wavelengths in the Sun's energy to higher wavelength near infrared regions which can heat up the medium more efficiently. So if we have a closed transparent box containing some amount of green house gas under normal pressures and room temperature, and keep in the sun, the temperature of the box goes on increasing. But to pin point the cause of heating up due to green house gas effect only and not due to stoppage of convection currents with the surroundin we must have two such identical containers one with green house gas like CO2 and other filled with say nitrogen, We should then check up whether the container with CO2 gets heated up more. have such experiments been done?