File:Dissolution Storage.jpg
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English: CO2 dissolves in salty water, just like sugar dissolves in tea. The water with CO2 dissolved in it is heavier that the water around it (without CO2) and so sinks to the bottom of the rock formation, trapping the CO2 indefinitely. |
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Permission granted for use by Eric Drosin, EU ZEP Project Director of Communications |
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