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`CO_(2)` is not a poisnous gas but there is increase in concentration of `CO_(2)` in the atmosphere due to during of fossil fuels and decomposition of limestone. The increase in concentration of `CO_(2)` may lead to

A

increase in photosynthesis in plants

B

higher concentration of `CO_(2)` in water

C

increase in greenhouse effect, thus raising the temperature

D

increase in formation of metal carbonates

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C

Increase in concentration of `CO_(2)` will result in increase in greenjhouse effect thus raising the temperature which might have serious consequences.
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