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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (136377)4/7/2001 6:27:03 PM
From: Scumbria  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
Tom,

CO2 in the process of dissolving does not really react chemically with the water.

In your preschool reference textbook, carbonic acid H2CO3 does not exist?

You are truly the village idiot.

Scumbria

H2CO3, a weak dibasic acid (see acids and bases) formed when carbon dioxide dissolves in water; it exists only in solution. Carbonic acid forms carbonate and bicarbonate (or acid carbonate) salts (see carbonate) by reaction with bases. It contributes to the sharp taste of carbonated beverages.

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