Chemistry, asked by 95194849567, 11 months ago

name the compound formed when haemoglobin react with carbon mono oxide gas​

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Answered by nispruhi
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Answer:

Carboxymino - haemoglobin

Explanation:

the only difference between the carboxymino - haemoglobin formed during CO2 and CO is that the reaction with CO2 is reversible, while the reaction with CO is not reversible.

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Answered by sonali844470
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carboxyhaemoglobin is formed when haemoglobin react with carbon mono oxide gas.

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