I don't know what your correction was, Darwin, since I didn't bother to look at that site. Pardon me if what I'm going to say is repetition...
CO2 has no aqueous (liquid) state as a result of temperature, but gaseous CO2 can be compressed into a liquid. Although, I cannot see any practical use of such a substance...
Oh, and DaRkEcHoEs, despite repeated requests from numerous people you simply refuse to stop speaking pig-latin, or whatever the hell you're saying. I'm just going to skip your posts now...