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To: Eric who wrote (14219)	11/24/2009 8:26:45 PM
From: The Vet	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86356

If the solution was saturated I would agree. Not sure what you agree with to what you disagree with. Your comment is too obtuse and conclusions imprecise.. are you a lawyer? Check Henry's law, and CO2 partial pressures in solutions compared with partial pressure in the atmosphere. All my statements hold true for an unsaturated solution so I can't even begin to think where your doubts come from, as you don't have the courtesy to express them clearly or post a link that could explain your reticence to be pinned down by any clear statement of position or belief. acidbase.org and.. acidbase.org These references refer to CO2 in the body, but as seawater is more like body fluids than freshwater it is a good approximation to use. There are probably other reference specific to seawater, but I will let you do some work and find them.