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Ol' fucking dumb Frank. Is a carbonated beverage acidic?
Carbonated water - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Carbon dioxide and water form carbonic acid (H2CO3),[2] which gives the water a slightly sour taste with a pH between 3 and 4.[3] An alkaline salt, such as sodium bicarbonate, may be added to soda water to reduce its acidity.
Carbon dioxide dissolved in water at a low concentration (0.2%–1.0%) cannot be tasted by humans, but the sour flavor of carbonic acid can be. The addition of a sodium or potassium salt can neutralize some of the acidic flavor of drinks that are made with soda water.
Like every other of your EnviroMarxist Doomsday Warmer Cult non-responses, you post words and articles that never answer the question.
This is like putting a cold fusion experiment in the middle of a nuclear detonation and going, "See that! ColdFusion!!"
The question was, "Can you show us in a lab how a 60PPM increase in atmospheric CO2 lowers water Ph by .3 degrees?"
And instead of answering honestly and saying no, you post bullshit.
Let's start with the basic facts. You claim a 60PPM increase in CO2 lowers water Ph. Expressed as a percent a 60PPM increase is .006%
Where in anything that you posted or linked to does it show a .006% increase in ATMOSPHERIC CO2 lowering Ph?
Where?
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