Lakes and ponds which have limestone or calcium carbonate are affected less by acid rain than those which have granite. This is because ?

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Limestone and Acid Rain. Carbon Dioxide-Bicarbonate-Carbonate Equilibrium ... The buffered water resists changes to pH from additional acid or base. ... Because surface waters are in equilibrium with atmospheric carbon dioxide there is ... The presence of limestone and other calcium carbonate rock in lakes and streams ...

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Lakes and ponds which have limestone or calcium carbonate are affected less by acid rain than those which have granite. This is because ?

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