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Bicarbonate alkalinity
The presence (in a solution) of hydroxyl (OH-) ions resulting from the hydrolysis of carbonates or bicarbonates. When these salts react with water, a strong base and a weak acid are produced and the solution is alkaline.
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June 18, 2013
