Carbon dioxide is transported in the blood by:

conversion to a molecule of carbonic acid
binding to a protein part of the hemoglobin molecule
dissolving in plasma
A, B, and C are correct
none or the choices are correct


A, B, and C are correct:
conversion to a molecule of carbonic acid
binding to a protein part of the hemoglobin molecule
dissolving in plasma

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