How does the carbonic acid–bicarbonate buffer system play an extremely important role in maintaining pH homeostasis of the blood?

Q: One of the uses for citric acid is to prevent the browning of some fruits, especially apples.…

A: The enzyme responsible for the browning is called polyphenol oxidase (or PPO). On  oxidation…

Q: Which bioreactor and microorganism is the most suitable for lactic acid production?

A: Lactic acid has a wide range of applications, including the food, textile, and pharmaceutical…

Q: Why is complete clotting necessary during serum preparation?

A: Serum : It is the part of bodily fluid which is clear in appearance, for blood it does not include…

Q: Is PbCl2 Soluable in water?

A: The chloride salts of almost all the metals are soluble in water.

Q: Name the most important intracellular and extracellular buffers

A: The most important intracellular buffers are, Protein buffer Phosphate buffer Bicarbonate buffer

Q: A food package label lists an oil as “partially hydrogen- ated." What does this mean?

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Q: The acetic acid/acetate buffer system is a common buffer used in the laboratory. Write the…

A: Here we are required to  write the equilibrium reaction for the acetic /acetate buffer

Q: How are represented buffer systems? Give examples.

A: Buffer systems are systems in which there is a significant (and nearly equivalent) amount of a weak…

Q: What role do buffers play in maintaining a narrow pH range in the blood?

A: The role of  buffers play in maintaining a narrow pH range in the blood has to be given,

Q: Describe one other method (other than titration) for determining the concentration of ascorbic acid…

A: I am mentioning a research paper along with it's doi. The whole credit goes to the researcher…

Q: Write a net ionic equation to show that caffeine, C3H10N4O2, behaves as a Bronsted-Lowry base in…

A: To write a net ionic equation to show that caffeine behaves as Bronsted-Lowry base in water.

Q: Identify the role of the following substances in the Buffer System: *   FOR THIS SET OF ITEMS,…

A: The components of bicarbonate buffer system include the bicarbonate ion and carbonic acid.

Q: The special molecule that removes ions, EDTA, can remove calcium ions from the blood. When it does…

A: Correct Answer is Anticoagulant

Q: What buffers are in blood plasma and how are acidosis and alkalosis involved in the changes of pH…

A: Blood is a body fluid in humans and other animals that provides the cells with the required…

Q: What do you call an amphiphatic, usually having different polar ends such as a sulfate group

A: A question based on general chemistry that is to be accomplished.

Q: Write the balanced net ionic equation describing the phosphate buffer system.

A: The net ionic equation is a chemical equation that indicates the ions that are directly involved…

Q: 4. Explain using equilibrium principles, how the Carbonic Acid/Bicarbonate system regulates…

A: Carbonic acid and bicarbonate ion buffer regulates the PH of the medium.  The PH change can…

Q: H H S Br он Ph Ⓒ CH3 Atom with higher atomic number gets higher prisuty It two atoms have same…

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Q: If a person is taking part in strenuous activity or exercise, will this chemical equilibrium shift?…

A: During strenuous activity or exercise, the body's metabolic rate increases, leading to increased…

Q: Write the balanced chemical reaction showing the neutralization of aqueous acetic acid with aqueous…

A: When an acid reacts with a base,it results into the formation of salt and water and this reaction is…

Q: What is the principal buffer present in the blood?

A: The buffer solution is defined as the solution that is able to maintain the concentration of…

Q: If a base, such as sodium hydroxide (NaOH) were added to milk, would the protein precipitate? Why or…

A: There is a presence of protein named Casein which is responsible for the precipitation.

Q: What are the two species for the buffer system composed of acetic acid?

A: Buffer solution:  It consists of components that resist the change in of the solution when either…

Q: . A Malate buffer solution (pKa₁ = 3.51 and pKa2 = 5.03) contains 480.00 mM Malic acid and 640.00 mM…

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Q: 4. The chemical equation below are about the reactivit cannot ack as buffers? Explain your answer.…

A: A buffer is a solution which resist any change in pH on adding a small amount of acid or base . it…

Q: Write a few sentences that describe the relationship between CO2 and H+ in the blood.

A: CO2 serves as one of the functional regulators of cerebral blood flow(CBF). It is widely considered…

Q: Name a buffer solution present in the human body. What is its pH?

A: Interpretation: A buffer solution in the human body is to be named and pH of buffer is to be…

Q: What is the equation for the buffer system present in human blood? What purpose does it serve?

A: A buffer is a solution which resist any change in pH on adding a small amount of acid or base .   it…

Q: Why is analysis of urine important in the diagnosis of diseases?

A: We have given that  Why is analysis of urine important in the diagnosis of diseases?

Applications of Molecular Spectroscopy

When light sources pass through the diffraction grating then light splits into different wavelengths. The light source produces two types of patterns that are shown as destructive and non-destructive. The light source is in the form of quanta that is quantitation.