Chemistry, asked by DARKDEVIL11, 11 months ago

why does rain water have pH less than 7​

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Answered by Tanujrao36
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Unpolluted Rain water has slightly some acidic character and pH 5.6 CO2 from air and water react with each other and form carbonic Acid.

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Answered by Anonymous
474

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 { \: = \: The \: rainwater \: contains \: many }

{ \: impurities \: through \: which \:  it \: shows}

{ \: acidic \:  character \: so \: that \: its \: pH \: is \: less }

{ \: than \: 7  }

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