Asked by mason Mascolino

What causes ocean acidification?(1 point) Responses Acidic oxygen dissolves in water, lowering the water’s pH. Acidic oxygen dissolves in water, lowering the water’s pH. Acidic carbon dioxide dissolves in water, raising the water’s pH. Acidic carbon dioxide dissolves in water, raising the water’s pH. Acidic oxygen dissolves in water, raising the water’s pH. Acidic oxygen dissolves in water, raising the water’s pH. Acidic carbon dioxide dissolves in water, lowering the water’s pH.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Acidic carbon dioxide dissolves in water, lowering the water's pH.
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