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The ph of blood is 7.35. it is maintained in part by the buffer system composed of carbonic acid (h2co3) and the bicarbonate (hydrogen carbonate, hco3-) ion. what is the ratio of [bicarbonate]/[carbonic acid] at this ph? for carbonic acid, ka1 = 4.2 10-7.a) [bicarbonate]/[carbonic acid] = 0.11d) [bicarbonate]/[carbonic acid] = 9.4b) [bicarbonate]/[carbonic acid] = 0.38e) none of the above ratios is correct. c) [bicarbonate]/[carbonic acid] = 2.65

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