Carbonic

... pouring out of volcanoes the water has 'no choice' but to condense, as it condensed carbon dioxide dissolves in it (and reacted with to form carbonic acid) and we have a slow cycle which over the thousands of years evens its self out. Of course- these are theories but all evidence points ...

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... help reduce acidity? - prokaryotic cell vs eukaryotic cell (characteristics) - how can the 20 amino acids exhibit different properties? - know how carbonic acid works in the blood - know the properties of water and how they work - what are buffer solutions (and how do they work) - know how to organize ...

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... for more efficient removal of waste CO2 from cells as accumulation could be fatal. Why the does it fall faster...? +Constant flow of blood +carbonic anhydrase in red blood cells (not in plasma!) speeds up formation on hydrogencarbonate ion. (although HCO3- formed through formation of the ...

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... by this. I thought CO2 concentration and pH changes was closely related. With increased CO2 concentration in blood, more CO2 is converted to carbonic acid and further to bicarbonate. I thought that increased CO2 led to a decrease in pH (Bohr shift). And the effect of temperature. Could it ...

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... among atmosphere and hydrosphere, and now a question comes to my mind: what could be the implications of high concentrations of carbon dioxide and carbonic acid on aquatic environments (aside from a higher pH concentration)? Read here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Nyos

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