Originally Posted by
T. A. Gardner
CO2 dissolved in water can combine with water to form carbonic acid however...
I already mentioned this. Only a small amount of dissolved CO2 does this. It is an equilibrium reaction. Some carbonic acid becomes dissolved CO2, and some dissolved CO2 becomes carbonic acid.
Depending on the amount of water, the pH might actually change.
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