How the pH value of the solution is changed when CO2 gas is passed through pure water
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When CO2 ( carbon dioxide ) is passed through H2O ( water ) , then it reacts with water to form H2CO3 ( Carbonic acid ) .
We know that ,
acid reduces the value of pH .
So ,
pH will be less than 7 in this case .
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When CO2 ( carbon dioxide ) is passed through H2O ( water ) , then it reacts with water to form H2CO3 ( Carbonic acid ) .
We know that ,
acid reduces the value of pH .
So ,
pH will be less than 7 in this case .
thanks :)
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pH will be less than 7 .
Reason :-
When carbon dioxide gets mixed up with the water then it results in the formation of "carbonic acid " .
And we know that ,
the pH of acids are less than 7 .
thanks ^_^
pH will be less than 7 .
Reason :-
When carbon dioxide gets mixed up with the water then it results in the formation of "carbonic acid " .
And we know that ,
the pH of acids are less than 7 .
thanks ^_^
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