Chemistry, asked by birendave1974, 8 months ago

Is dissolving Co2 in water a physical change of a chemical change . Justify2 marks

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Answered by dhurv20

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Answer:

both chemical and physical change

Explanation:

because there will be an equilibrium constant that will dictate the relative concentration of dissolved gas to the corresponding acid that is formed

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