Ocean Acidification | News Simplified | ForumIAS

Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO. 2) from the atmosphere. The main cause of ocean acidification is the burning of fossil fuels
In this video, we will discuss.
1. Ocean acidification
2. Process and Phenomenon
3. Saturation Horizon
4. Lysocline
5. Carbon Compensation Depth
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Helpful lecture, Sir! Many thanks
One correction: @ 7.15 this is mollusk not coral.
Edit: Corals have different structure, made of algae and zooxanthalee.

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Chambered Cephalopods Shell structure

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You explained very well, especially equation concept.

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[@vinaykant5439]

Yes Acid rain is the reason but you should have mentioned that its highly influence is on regional level and not on global level, globally its very minimal. so you can't say acid rain is a biggest reason but you should say when it comes to added effects in ocean acidification, acid reason and eutrophication is a major reason. main cause is fossil fuel.

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[@shaidraja924]

Due to the warm water on the surface of the ocean that is why Abundance of CaCo3 found in this region

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What is the PH level of the waters around the Cliffs of Dover?

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Sir ye b btao ..why caco3 ions are more in the upper layer than lower layers of oceans?

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Carbon deposition is necessary to formation of fossils after long time compression

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Does increase in acidification also increases the ocean temperature?? Pls answer sir!

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[@khadijasamreen]

Sir, calcite and aragonite is polymorphous mineral having same chemical composition i.e calcium carbonate, its not organism.

[@premsodhani8756]

Yess that is a mineral form ...
Organisms that have the calcite mineral shell .....i just referred them as calcite organisms ....
Organisms having more soluble shell forms are termed here aragonite organisms ....thats it.
Keep learning

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[@tintintuntun2]

CCD = Calcite Compensation Depth

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That is carbon compensation depth ...here no carbonate can escape dissolution...even if it is harder calcites ....so u can say it calcite compensation depth ....but technically its carbon compensation depth :)

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simplified into barely understandable english