And once we form this intermediate because of the instability of this intermediate and because we'll see another water molecule moving into the active side that water molecule will essentially displace this entire molecule. And that water molecule will attach onto the zinc displacing and replacing this bicarbonate and that will kick off that bicarbonate. And we'll go right back to this stage here. And so this reaction basically cycles back and forth and it takes place very quickly. And so every time this takes place, we produce a bicarbonate. So we transform our carbon dioxide into the bicarbonate which then dissolves into the cytoplasm inside our blood cells and into the blood plasma inside our cardiovascular system.