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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

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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

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Q: What type of reaction occurs both in the gastric secretion of HCl and pancreatic secretion of bicarbonate?
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