Question

when water is added to carbon dioxide to form​

Answer 1

Explanation:

CO2 can exist solvated in water as CO2 but some (most) molecules will actually react with a watermolecule to form H2CO3 which, in solution, will dissociate like an acid (in fact, H2CO3 is carbonic acid). So a CO2 solution of CO2 and water will be slightly acidic which is why sparkling water has a salty/sour taste

Answer 2

Answer:

CO2 can exist solvated in water as CO2 but some (most) molecules will actually react with a water molecule to form H2CO3 which, in solution, will dissociate like an acid (in fact, H2CO3 is carbonic acid). So a CO2 solution of CO2 and water will be slightly acidic which is why sparkling water has a salty/sour taste.