106.4 is going to be your answer
Answer: Carbonic acid occurs naturally in the body and performs important regulatory functions.
Explanation: Carbonic acid (
) is an acid formed from the carbon dioxide present in the body. It is also known as the respiratory acid as it helps in the transport of carbon dioxide in the body.
With the help of enzyme Carbonic Anhydrase, carbon dioxide is converted into carbonic acid. This acid is an unstable intermediate which gets dissociated into bicarbonate ions (
) and
ions. immediatley.
Therefore, Carbonic acid performs important regulatory functions in the body.
CH3CH2OH = 46.068 (molar mass)
1.50g(1 mole / 46.0680) =
0.03256 moles
The -COOH is bonded to a long chain of hydrocarbons in a fatty acid.
A hydrocarbon chain is comprised of both carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) atoms. The 'acid' part is made up of the -COOH portion, whereas the 'fatty' part is made up of the long hydrocarbon chain that it is attached to.