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What causes carbonic acid to dissociate when H+ concentrations are depleted?

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What causes carbonic acid to dissociate when H+ concentrations are depleted?

Does a enzyme facilitate their dissociation? Does the excess OH- of an alkaline solution steal the H+ away from the carbonic acid?

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Hey NeedsAPbiohelp, welcome back...

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Does a enzyme facilitate their dissociation?

Yes, some enzymes are designed with phosphorylation sites that enable them to dissociate from the substrates.

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Does the excess OH- of an alkaline solution steal the H+ away from the carbonic acid?

I believe so.

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Thanks!

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You're welcome.

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