If carbon dioxide levels in the blood increase, the ph will decrease, causing acidosis.
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This happens because carbon dioxide forms carbonic acid, H2CO3 when it is dissolved in water. Carbon acid can lose two H atoms or protons. The loss of protons in a solution is what makes that solution acidic.</span>
The best answer is ATP (Adenosine triphosphate).
Metabolism is a term referring to the overall processes by which energy is obtained by an organism. In man it begins with the digestion process, and ends with cellular respiration.
Food molecules are broken down into their monomer units through the digestive process. Carbohydrates are broken into glucose units. Glucose is taken in by cells and used in cellular respiration to produce ATP, which is the form of energy that cells use.
Cellular respiration involves three stages namely glycolysis , Krebs cycle and electron transport chain. From one molecule of glucose, the number of ATP molecules generated through cellular respiration is 36 to 38 molecules.
<span>Forebrain. Forebrain is related to functions of cognitive activities. It is part of brain with other two parts which are hind brain and mid brain. Amygdala related to emotions. Midbrain related to vision, hearing etc. while hindbrain is concerned with control involuntry functions like respiration.</span>