Answer: I would increase the temperature of the ocean and lower the percentage of pH so that users see how the ocean is affected by human activity, human activity causes the pollution of the air that causes CO2, which leads to all that CO2 is absorbed by the seas thus increasing the amount of acidity which brings as a consequence the increase in temperature and the dissolution of coral reefs.
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She was suggested to increase calcium phosphate and reduce soda content because acidic soda dissolves the calcium phosphate of the teeth.
Explanation:
Calcium phosphate is an important mineral which keeps the teeth firm and strong. If calcium phosphate is not present in adequate quantity it will cause the teeth to become soft and easy for cavities to get formed.
Calcium phosphate naturally repairs the teeth by remineralization process.
Soda contains phosphoric and citric acids which dissolve the protective layer of calcium phosphate of the teeth and makes it brittle causing increased cavities.
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A solution that has a pH of 6.8
it is <em>acidic</em><em> </em>as it has got ph value less than 7....But as it has got ph value near to 7 it is weak acidic..
