Lecture

Carbonate Equilibrium in Water

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This lecture covers the equilibrium calculations for diprotic acids, including identifying species, writing equilibrium equations, and solving analytically or graphically. It also discusses the importance of the carbonate system, alkalinity, and the global carbon cycle.

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