Sentences with phrase «carbonated water became»

Discovered way back in 1767, carbonated water became the beverage of choice for many — its only reported downfall (until now) was its acidic nature, which can take a toll on your tooth enamel.

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Researchers in Germany found that by installing a cooled, filtered water fountain with plain or optionally carbonated water, providing children with water bottles, educating them on the importance of drinking water and encouraging them to fill up their water bottles, they were able to reduce the risk of children becoming overweight by 31 %.
Once water penetrates the concrete, the microorganisms become active and release calcium carbonate, one of the main components of concrete.
As ocean acidification proceeds, carbonate becomes less and less abundant, so at one point the carbonate concentration in the water is limiting the precipitation of calcium carbonate and organisms have a harder time to make their shell and skeleton since one of the bricks needed to make the wall is becoming less and less abundant.
If less carbon dioxide makes it into the water, the ocean will stop becoming more acidic, and calcium carbonate will be left available to the organisms that use it to build shells.
Carbonated drinks were the first to introduce carbon dioxide into the cheapest drink available (water) and by making the drink more acidic (carbonic acid) it became more enjoyable to the tongue when sweetened along with these bubbles.
The aragonite, a crystal form of calcium carbonate, formed by tiny organisms then become too corroded to survive in high - pressure or cold waters including some parts of the shallow North Pacific, the southern ocean and the deepest waters of the ocean.
As CO2 levels rise, the water becomes more acidic and the amount of carbonate (needed to make calcium carbonate - the compound that most shellfish and corals use to build their shells and skeletons) decreases.
``... Southern Ocean surface waters will begin to become undersaturated with respect to aragonite, a metastable form of calcium carbonate, by the year 2050.
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