the calculation with buffer liquid

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the calculation with buffer liquid

pH of blood is 7,4
K= (the concentration of H3O+)(the concentration of HCO3-)/(the concentration of CO2) = 4,5*10ˆ-7
How to calculate the rate of CO2/HCO3-

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