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The pH of rain water is approximately 5.6. This is due to:
ADust particles
BDissolved CO2
CEvaporation
DOzone
✓ Correct Answer: B — Dissolved CO2
CO2 in the atmosphere dissolves in rain water to form weak carbonic acid, lowering the pH.
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