Question

when the body removes carbon dioxide bu the way of respiratory system what happens to the ph of blood​

Answer 1

the more carbon dioxide in the blood the more acidic it will be. so when it is removed the acidity will decrease.

so the pH increases

Answer 2

When the body removes carbon dioxide, the PH of blood​ increases

The body control the blood's acid-base balance through different ways. The organs used for this control is lung, kidney and buffer systems.

The lung can control blood pH through the release of carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide acidic and its accumulation in the body leads to an increase in PH.

When the blood PH is too low (i.e. acidic), the body increases breathing so as to expel(remove) more carbon dioxide thereby increasing the PH of the blood.

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