Chemistry, 03.12.2021 21:00, tgentryb60

The movement of carbon from CO2 in the atmosphere to HCO3- (a byproduct of chemical weathering) on rocks to CaCO3 in coral skeletons and, finally, to CaCO3 in limestone are all steps in the cycle.

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