Carbonic Acid Buffers and the case of the child that drinks 1L of Cherry Coke® 10 Reasons to NEVER Let Your Kid Drink Soda 19. Carbonic Acid is also found in blood plasma. It is there because of respiration in the muscle tissue creates carbon dioxide that gets absorbed in the blood. H2CO/HCO, in the blood plasma makes a buffer. MAMAVATKN HCO5 (0) + + H,O°ca9) where pK, = 6.1 H;CO3loa) + H;O() What is a buffer and what is its function? In a healthy human the carbonic acid and bicarbonate concentrations in the blood plasma are • [H,CO3] = 0.0024M • [HCO;] = 0.048M %3D %3D Calculate the pH of blood if this buffer system is the only source of pH Calculate the number of moles of H,CO, in the blood of a child with 4.5L of blood Calculate the number of moles of HCO; in the blood of the child (assuming 4.5L of blood)

Carbonic Acid Buffers and the case of the child that drinks 1L of Cherry Coke® 10 Reasons to NEVER Let Your Kid Drink Soda 19. Carbonic Acid is also found in blood plasma. It is there because of respiration in the muscle tissue creates carbon dioxide that gets absorbed in the blood. H2CO/HCO, in the blood plasma makes a buffer. MAMAVATKN HCO5 (0) + + H,O°ca9) where pK, = 6.1 H;CO3loa) + H;O() What is a buffer and what is its function? In a healthy human the carbonic acid and bicarbonate concentrations in the blood plasma are • [H,CO3] = 0.0024M • [HCO;] = 0.048M %3D %3D Calculate the pH of blood if this buffer system is the only source of pH Calculate the number of moles of H,CO, in the blood of a child with 4.5L of blood Calculate the number of moles of HCO; in the blood of the child (assuming 4.5L of blood)

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