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Why can sodium carbonate pass through the stomach wall into our blood?

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Why can sodium carbonate pass through the stomach wall into our blood?

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the bicarbonate anion is transported out of th stomach in exchange for plasma chloride by an anion transporter that is a simple antiport .This is used to maintain electroneutrality and to be sure than the equilibrium for formation of H+ from H2CO3 ( for the H+ in HCl of stomach acid ) is directed toward ionization of H2CO3 —–> H+ + HCO3^-1 by removing HCO3^-1 and using Le-Chatelier’s Principle to ensure H+ production.

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