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What reacts with water in the atmosphere to form carbonic acid to make regular rainfall slightly acidic? A: Carbon Dioxide B: Lead C: Helium D: Argon
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What reacts with water in the atmosphere to form carbonic acid to make regular rainfall slightly acidic?

A: Carbon Dioxide
B: Lead
C: Helium
D: Argon

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Answer:

A. carbon dioxide

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the answer is caebin diaxode

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