Explain the haldane effect and bohr effect?

Question

m not able to understand the effects...tried a lot but all in vain..
wondering if nyone of u cn help?

Answer 1

Haldane effect:

Binding of oxygen with hemoglobin tends to displace carbon dioxide from blood. This is called the Haldane effect. Combination of O₂ with hemoglobin causes it to become a stronger acid which, in turn, displaces the CO₂ from blood. It plays a far greater role in promoting CO₂ transport.

Bohr effect:

In functioning tissues, liberation of CO₂ causes rise in H⁺ ions. Reaction between CO₂ and H₂O results in the formation of H₂CO₃ (Carbonic acid). As a result, more O₂ is released into the tissues from blood.