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A decrease in pH will increase the solubility of CaCO, because A) Ca2+ is a weak base. B) Ca2* is an acidic ion. C) CO² is a weak base. D) This compound would have decreased solubility at low pH.

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A decrease in pH will increase the solubility of CaCO, because
A) Ca²+ is a weak base.
B) Ca2+ is an acidic ion.
C) CO,² is a weak base.
D) This compound would have decreased
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