Although a large amount of $CO_2$ is transported in the blood,the blood does not become acidic because:

  • A
    It is absorbed by the white blood cells.
  • B
    Blood buffers play a major role in $CO_2$ transport.
  • C
    It combines with water to form $H_2CO_3$,which is neutralized by $Na_2CO_3$.
  • D
    It diffuses out from the tissues continuously and is not allowed to accumulate.

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