Question

How would you expect the pH of a lake with limestone bedrock to compare to other lakes after several years of acid rain?

Answer 1

The interpretation including its set of circumstances is characterized throughout the explanation segment below.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Lakes that always collect a significant amount of acid rain can also have water with either a pH value very low than 4. (the latter indicates that low pH levels are much more acidic versus significantly higher.)
• The world's oceans are covered from ocean acidification by limestone formations, which serves as a barrier to neutralize acid rain.