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CO(2) is mainly transported as:...

`CO_(2)` is mainly transported as:

A

Carbominohaemoglobin

B

Oxyhaemoglobin

C

Bicarbonate

D

Carboxyhaemoglobin

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  • Active transport :

    A
    requires an input of ATP
    B
    is involved in diffusion
    C
    occurs in osmosis and facilitated transport
    D
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