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What is the solubility of CO2 in water if the current atmospheric concentration is 400 ppm? Use Henry’s Law and the constant is 31.6 atm/M.
If you have an open system, calculate the carbonate concentration at a pH of 10?
If you have a closed system, calculate the carbonate concentration at a pH of 10?
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