What happens when heavy exercise results in too much acid in the human body? Excess H+ is absorbed by bicarbonate ions. Bicarbonate releases one H+ to become carbonate. H2CO3 is formed from H2O and CO2.

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What happens when heavy exercise results in too much acid in the human body? Excess H+ is absorbed by bicarbonate ions.

Bicarbonate releases one H+ to become carbonate.
H2CO3 is formed from H2O and CO2.
Bicarbonate is formed from carbonate.

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A: Excess H+ is absorbed by bicarbonate ions.

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Chris Fu answered May 30, 2022

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It’s A, Excess H+ is absorbed by bicarbonate ions.

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