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Higher pH means more hydroxide (OH-) ions present, fewer protons (H+) present in the water.
The higher pH also puts more bicarbonate into the carbonate form. That extra carbonate causes the extra abiotic precipitation.
Higher pH means more hydroxide (OH-) ions present, fewer protons (H+) present in the water.
The higher pH also puts more bicarbonate into the carbonate form. That extra carbonate causes the extra abiotic precipitation.
