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Understanding How Carbon Dioxide is Transport in the Blood

Question

In what form is carbon IV oxide transported in blood?

Answer

Carbon (IV) oxide (Carbon dioxide) is transported in the blood back to the lungs in three forms:
1. Carbonic acid (about 7% of CO2)
2. Carbaminohemoglobin
3. Bicarbonates (about 70%-80%)


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