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What is the chemical reaction responsible for the oceans becoming more acidic?
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What is the chemical reaction responsible for the oceans becoming more acidic?

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CO2 is creating, ph levels to decreases causing it to become acidic

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this is because of us putting more co2 in the air causing great change in ph levels. :(

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