The hydrogen ions react with the carbonate and bicarbonate to form carbonic acid which breaks down into water, CO2, and sodium ions. That's your pure CO2 right there. The water and the sodium go ...

A hydrogen atom from the carbonic acid bonds to the carbonate ion in ocean water and creates a bicarbonate ion (HCO-3) which the shell-making organisms can’t use.

1 We have been able to obtain formaldehyde by the exposure of solutions of carbonic acid and bicarbonates to tropical sunlight in presence of various inorganic and organic photocatalysts.

D.s; that is, one equivalent of bicarbonate of soda and ... it is the lactic acid which displaces the carbonic acid gas from the saleratus, or the carbonate of potash of chemists.

In the case herein described, the lime water no doubt combined with the carbonic acid gas inhaled by the workman, and the carbonate oflime an inert substancewas formed ; it therefore appears to us ...