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<blockquote data-quote="Octavusprime" data-source="post: 55159" data-attributes="member: 3091"><p>Wow that was a difficult read. I forgot how bland scientific journals can be. I don't think that journal really applies to this discussion directly.</p><p></p><p>Your knowledge of the mechanisms of acidification are sound. Been awhile since I thought of such things in detail. You are correct that there are significant amounts of bicarbonate to buffer the acidification but at the levels now and predicted in the atmosphere there will still be changes to ph although minor in scale they have huge impacts on natural systems. I think the issue has less to do with PH but more to do with diminished levels of carbonate available for shell creation (calcium carbonate).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Octavusprime, post: 55159, member: 3091"] Wow that was a difficult read. I forgot how bland scientific journals can be. I don't think that journal really applies to this discussion directly. Your knowledge of the mechanisms of acidification are sound. Been awhile since I thought of such things in detail. You are correct that there are significant amounts of bicarbonate to buffer the acidification but at the levels now and predicted in the atmosphere there will still be changes to ph although minor in scale they have huge impacts on natural systems. I think the issue has less to do with PH but more to do with diminished levels of carbonate available for shell creation (calcium carbonate). [/QUOTE]
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