Read the whole Answer: So yes, removing CO2 from the atmosphere would out-gas dissolved CO2 in the oceans, driving up pH. And yes it will increase the amount of CO2 we need to remove from the atmosphere. It is basically a balancing act between the existing pH of the oceans and how much CO2 is in the atmosphere.
Explanation: in short no, it is not!
Answer:
O N C H
Explanation:
Oxygen has more valence electrons present in its outermost shell which is why it is the most electrovalent.
Nitrogen follows suit too while the remaining aren’t electronegative but electropositive
Speed = wavelength * frequency
Speed = 250 * 6
The speed is 1,500 m/s
