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The major buffer in the ocean is? A. oxygen B. calcium C. bicarbonate D. carbon dioxide​

The major buffer in the ocean is? A. oxygen B. calcium C. bicarbonate D. carbon dioxide​
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The major buffer in the ocean is?

A. oxygen
B. calcium
C. bicarbonate
D. carbon dioxide​

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Answer:

D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Carbon Dioxide

User Ergusto
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The correct answer is C.) Bicarbonate

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