Which phenomenon results when sulfuric acid enhances speleogenesis?

💡 Explanation

Increased sulfuric acid enhances cave formation because carbonate dissolution accelerates; therefore, cave erosion increases rather than a reduction in soil acidity or spring water hardness, which are indirectly affected by the increased dissolution from increased sulfuric acid.

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