Which outcome results when rainwater interacts excessively with karst caves?

💡 Explanation

Increased rainwater in caves leads to greater carbonic acid formation, therefore calcium carbonate dissolution occurs because the chemical weathering mechanism exceeds precipitation equilibrium, widening passages, rather than spurring mineral deposition or photosynthesis.

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