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Why Is Rain Naturally Acidic?

April 26, 2017acidic naturally rain

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Why Is Rain Naturally Acidic?

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Not all rain can be considered pure water. Pure water is neither alkaline nor acidic. As rain falls from the atmosphere the impurities it collects changes the pH of the rain water, making it slightly acidic. The pH of water determines if it is acidic or alkaline.