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Carbonic acid can dissolve some components of granite.
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What type of reaction occurs both in the gastric secretion of HCl and pancreatic secretion of bicarbonate?
Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC
How does carbonic acid help form caves?
As ground-water it dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's primary mineral, in its flow through the rock's joints, bedding-planes and faults.
3 uses of acid?
1. Etch glass (hydroflouric acid) 2. Make soft drinks bubbly (carbonic acid) 3. Help us digest our food (hydrochloric acid)
What is formed when carbon dioxide in soil dissolves in water does it help form caves or stalagmites or stalactites.?
It helps form both - though the cave comes first! The CO2 solutuion is slightly acid - carbonic acid - and this dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's main constituent.
What is formed when carbon dioxide in soil dissolves in water does it help form caves or stalagmites or stalactites?
It helps form both - though the cave comes first! The CO2 solutuion is slightly acid - carbonic acid - and this dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's main constituent.
How do you balance combustion of carbonic acid Please Help?
Carbonic acid does not combust.
What is the benefit carbonic acid?
Carbonic acid helps in buffering system of blood. They help in maintenance of the constant body pH.
What is a chief function of carbonic acid in the body?
A chief function of carbonic acid in the body is to regulate blood pH. It acts as a buffer system, helping to maintain the acid-base balance. Carbonic acid can dissociate into bicarbonate ions, which act as a pH buffer by accepting or donating hydrogen ions as needed to maintain the pH within a narrow range.
What type of reaction occurs both in the gastric secretion of HCl and pancreatic secretion of bicarbonate?
Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC Hi the process which produces HCL in the oxnytic cells is by two methods, firstly it produces Chloride and hydrogens seperatley which then join to form HCL in the canaliculi. Then Hydrogen ion are relased from carbonic acid which is produced with the help of carbonic anhydrase. Similarly in the pancreatic production of bicarbonate, bicarbonate is produced from carbonic acid. CO2 plus H20 forms carbonic acid which then can form bicarbonate this type of reaction can be called a hydration reaction. so in both one can say carbonic acid is formed via hydration im sure the reaction will have many other names too also u may want to figure out if it can be called a REDOX Javster LMSRFC
How does carbonic acid help form caves?
As ground-water it dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's primary mineral, in its flow through the rock's joints, bedding-planes and faults.
How gases from the air help break down rocks?
Oxygen oxidizes. CO2 needs water ... making carbonic acid, which will dissolve some rocks. Sulfa also needs water to eventually form sulfuric acid, which will dissolve just about anything.
How does gases from the air help break down rocks?
Oxygen oxidizes. CO2 needs water ... making carbonic acid, which will dissolve some rocks. Sulfa also needs water to eventually form sulfuric acid, which will dissolve just about anything.
What is a carbonic brain?
A carbonic brain is where someones brain is partially absent - the part that is absent is replaced with carbonic acid. Although sounds strange it is a very common disability with one in every 37 people are diagnosed with it. People who have a carbonic brains, usually have a lower IQ then those who don't It is believed that this is where the saying "an airhead derives". Most people with this disability aren't aware that they have it. A carbonic brain isn't threatening to your health, and therefore not essential to be checked for it although severe cases can lead still birth, suicide and schizophrenia. A carbonic brain is also known as hychlodurodemia. Symptoms can be anything from; memory loss, reading disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorder. This can be checked by your local GP, by simple reaction tests followed by a stomach durability test. By simply sucking on teabags can help prevent further spread of the carbonic acid.
3 uses of acid?
1. Etch glass (hydroflouric acid) 2. Make soft drinks bubbly (carbonic acid) 3. Help us digest our food (hydrochloric acid)
What is formed when carbon dioxide in soil dissolves in water does it help form caves or stalagmites or stalactites.?
It helps form both - though the cave comes first! The CO2 solutuion is slightly acid - carbonic acid - and this dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's main constituent.
What is formed when carbon dioxide in soil dissolves in water does it help form caves or stalagmites or stalactites?
It helps form both - though the cave comes first! The CO2 solutuion is slightly acid - carbonic acid - and this dissolves the calcium carbonate that is limestone's main constituent.
How does wind help erode rock?
moves small rock and hits it into big rock
