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Unscramble key terms about the dissolved inorganic carbon system in water.

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Unscramble key terms about the dissolved inorganic carbon system in water.

by SARA
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A form of carbon present in water as carbonate, bicarbonate, and dissolved CO2.

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A negatively charged species derived from carbonic acid that buffers acidity in aquatic environments.

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An anion formed from carbonic acid that helps stabilize pH in natural waters.

  
  
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A colorless gas that dissolves and reacts in water, driving carbonate chemistry.

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The interconnected set of carbon species in water that controls acidity and mineral balance.

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A process where rising CO2 levels lower pH and shift carbonate equilibria in oceans.

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The ability of a solution to resist changes in pH when acids or bases are added.

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The equilibrium between acidic and basic species that sets the acidity of water.

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