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    In the Lungs,what Substances Does Carbonic Acid Primarily Dissociate into for Removal
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In the Lungs,what Substances Does Carbonic Acid Primarily Dissociate into for Removal

Question 48

Question 48

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In the lungs,what substances does carbonic acid primarily dissociate into for removal?


A) CO₂ and H20
B) HCO₃- and H+
C) lactic acid
D) carbamino Hb

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