Multiple Choice
Although CO2 is technically not an acid, what is the reason for CO2 being conceptualized as though it were an acid?
A) Its high affinity for acids in solution
B) Its immediate formation of H2CO3- in physiological fluids
C) Its release in circulation as a volatile acid
D) Its counteraction of HCO3- formation
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