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CO2 concentration
If the concentration of atmospheric CO2 were to double from its current value of 390 ppm, what would be the calculated pH of rainwater assuming that CO2 was the only acidic input?
The solution shows how to utilize the reaction equation to calculate the concentration of protons in the solution.
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