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What type of solution would you have if you have a sealed container with 100g of water and 0.15g of dissolved CO2 at 40°C?
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What type of solution would you have if you have a sealed container with 100g of water and 0.15g of dissolved CO2 at 40°C?

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The type of solution in the sealed container with 100g of water and 0.15g of dissolved CO2 at 40°C would be a homogeneous solution or a homogeneous mixture, specifically an aqueous solution.
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