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Chemistry, 14.09.2019 11:30 Bailey1116680

Many buffers are polyprotic, such as carbonic acid. bicarbonate (hco3) has a pka of 10.33; while carbonic acid (hco3) has a pka of 6.35. use the henderson-hasselbalch equation to mathematically determine which form of this buffer predominates at ph 7.4 (homeostasis ph of blood). besides your mathematical answer, state the form that predominates too.

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