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Dissolution of carbon dioxide water​

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Answered by vijayexpert15
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In reaction (1.1a), gaseous carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, reacting to form carbonic acid (1.1b). Hydrogen ions dissociate from the carbonic acid, to give bicarbonate (1.1c), and then a carbonate ion (1.1d ), which then reacts with a calcium cation to form calcium carbonate (1.

Answered by garimavermas2
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In reaction (1.1a), gaseous carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, reacting to form carbonic acid (1.1b). Hydrogen ions dissociate from the carbonic acid, to give bicarbonate (1.1c), and then a carbonate ion (1.1d ), which then reacts with a calcium cation to form calcium carbonate

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