Ocean Acidification
A marine phenomena marked by increasing levels of carbonic acid in sea water resulting from rising carbon dioxide concentrations.
acidification = increased levels of acid; such as increased levels of carbonic acid in the ocean; See ocean acidification
adaptation to climate change = such as desertification ...
acidification: see ocean acidification, below.
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Acidification- in the gas phase this process happens when compounds like nitrogen oxides and sulphur oxides are converted in a chemical reaction in the gas phase or in clouds into acidic substances. These acids are rained-out or dry deposited.
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Change in an environment's natural chemical balance caused by an increase in the concentration of acidic elements.
Lake Acidification Mitigation Project
LC
Lethal Concentration. Liquid Chromatography ...
The purpose of acidification is to "fix" a sample so it won't change until it is analyzed.
acre-foot A volume of water that covers one acre to a depth of one foot, or 43,560 cubic feet (1233.5 cubic meters).
activated carbon.
acidified The addition of an acid (usually nitric or sulfuric) to lower the ph below 2.0. The purpose of acidification is to fix a sample so it will not change until it is analyzed.
acidified (uh-SID-uh-FIE-d). The addition of an acid (usually nitric or sulfuric) to a sample to lower the pH below 2.0. The purpose of acidification is to "fix" a sample so it won't change until it is analyzed ...
NOx can also affect ecologically sensitive sites through deposition, causing acidification and eutrophication. In The U.S., 25,393 short tons of nitrogen oxide were released during 1999 [1].
 See also: National, Table, Toxic, Air, Solution
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