Carbon dioxide causes acid rain. Is it correct?
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Because carbonic acid is a relatively weak acid, the ability of carbon dioxide alone to generate true “acid rain” is very limited. Acid rain is caused by industrial emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides (which form much stronger acids when equilibrated in rainwater)
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yes
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this is because carbon dioxide is greenhouse gas which remains in air and form different acids on reaction with water
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