AP Environmental Science Quiz
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A scientist explains that ocean acidification can reduce the saturation state of calcium carbonate minerals. This occurs because CO2 absorption increases carbonic acid and H+, which reduces CO32−. Which outcome is most likely when saturation state decreases?
A. CaCO3 structures are more likely to dissolve or form more slowly
B. CaCO3 structures form faster because more carbonate is available
C. Seawater pH increases because H+ is removed
D. Acid rain becomes the primary driver of open-ocean pH trends
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