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    In the H-H Equation, What Value Can Be Substituted for Carbonic
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In the H-H Equation, What Value Can Be Substituted for Carbonic

Question 24

Question 24

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In the H-H equation, what value can be substituted for carbonic acid?


A) PCO2 x 0.003
B) PCO2 x 0.03 .
C) PCO2 x 0.03
D) PCO2 x 0.03
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