Which landscape outcome results with increased carbonic acid?

💡 Explanation

Increased carbonic acid enhances chemical weathering; namely, dissolution of carbonate rocks. Extensive karst topography is the result through the mechanism of dissolution reactions, because limestone, rather than silicates, is especially soluble; therefore resulting karst rather than other formations.

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