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Calculate the solubility of calcite in water at 10oC and 1 bar in equilibrium with CO2 at 10-2.5 bar partial pressure. What is the equilibrium pH of the solution? Assume ai=mi. Relevent equilibrium constants at 10oCand one bar are... Thank you!

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