Question

The formation of bicarbonate ion and hydrogen ion is fast near
(A) Alveolar site
(B) tissue site
(C) pulmonary vein
(D) umbilical vein​

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is pulmonary veins in this question

Answer 2

Near Tissue site the formation of bicarbonate ion and hydrogen ion is fast.

Explanation:

• Carbon dioxide molecules are conveyed in the blood from bodily tissues to the lungs in one of three ways: straight into the circulation, bound to haemoglobin, or as a bicarbonate ion.
• Carbon dioxide in the blood has several features that influence its transit.
• Carbon dioxide in the blood has several features that influence its transit.
• In the plasma, about 5 to 7% of all carbon dioxide is dissolved. Second, carbon dioxide has the ability to connect to plasma proteins or penetrate red blood cells and bind to haemoglobin.
• Carbon dioxide binds to haemoglobin in a reversible manner.

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