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Discuss why the alkalinity of the dissolved inorganic carbon concentration of seawater are almost the same
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Discuss why the alkalinity of the dissolved inorganic carbon concentration of seawater are almost the same

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The pH of seawater is about 8.1, making it alkaline.

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