using Le Chatelier’s principle, explain how breathing patterns lead to respiratory acidosis

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Q: A) Using Le Chatelier’s principle, explain how breathing patterns lead to respiratory acidosis. B)…

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Q: Write the molecular equation for the reaction of HCl and NaOH.

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Q: Name the most important intracellular and extracellular buffers

A: The most important intracellular buffers are, Protein buffer Phosphate buffer Bicarbonate buffer

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Q: Alcohol is absorbed into the blood from the ___________and ___________.

A: Alcohol is absorbed into the blood from the stomachand small intestine.

Q: Compare the reaction of the CITRIC ACID with magnesium ribbon? And write the chemical equations.

A: Citric acid is acid and magnesium is metal.

Q: Li2O+H2So4=Li2So4+H2O neutralization reaction?

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Q: What is the concentration of citric acid H3C6H5O7 in a 0.400 M solution of citric acid

A: concentration is the amount of substance present per L of solution.

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Q: What does the shared electron pair between a Lewis acid and a Lewis base represent? Group of answer…

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Q: Write the chemical formula for hypobromous acid

A: Hypobromous acid is a weak and unstable acid.

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Q: The reason Als* can act as an acid is because

A: Lewis acids are those which can accept electrons.

Q: What are the reactions when you add vinegar with (a) Kremil-s tablet and (b) baking soda?

A: Vinegar is a dilute solution of acetic acid. It is a weak acid with the formula CH3COOH.

Q: List an advantage of using a pH meter for monitoring sewage, industrial wastes, and soil pH.

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Q: What will happen if you add a small amount of HCl to a solution containing acetic acid and potassium…

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Q: Explain using equilibrium principles, how the Carbonic Acid/Bicarbonate system regulates breathing.

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Q: Show chemical reactions for how each of the following antacid ingredients neutralizes excess stomach…

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Q: What is the RSD in ppt for the molar concentrations of NaO

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Q: Write an equation for the reaction of HNO3 with water.

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Q: Write the combustion reaction for C2H6

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Q: Write the chemical formula for the acetate ion

A: The compound given is acetate ion.

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Q: What is the phosphate buffer system?

A: The phosphate buffer system maintains the pH of the fluid. Generally, the pH of the fluid is 7.4.

Q: Explain the process and products in each of the three reactions in the proton–proton chain.

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Q: What is the principal buffer present in the blood?

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A: Amines protonation takes place in presence of water to form alkyl ammonium ion.

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