Explain why limestone (CacO3) would dissolve more readily in an aqueous solution that has continuous bubbling of CO2 through it than in distilled water protected from air. (Use chemical equations as appropriate.)

Explain why limestone (CacO3) would dissolve more readily in an aqueous solution that has continuous bubbling of CO2 through it than in distilled water protected from air. (Use chemical equations as appropriate.)

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Chapter8: Bonding In Transition Metal Compounds And Coordination Complexes

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