Multiple Choice
If the H+ concentration in the blood increases, bicarbonate ions act as buffers by
A) removing excess H+ from the plasma.
B) releasing H+ into the plasma.
C) dissociating into H+ and CO3−.
D) combining with Cl−.
E) combining with hemoglobin.
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