And so the concentration of these free H plus ions will begin to decrease because they will begin to bind to the hemoglobin. Now what will happen as we decrease this H plus concentration? Well, by Laceyre's principle, if we decrease the product concentration, that will shift the equilibrium toward the right side, toward the product side. And what that means is, as hemoglobin is binding H plus ions, we're going to ultimately produce even more of the bicarbonate ions. And it's these bicarbonate ions that are basically the polar form of these CO2 molecules. And so ultimately, the Halden effect basically increases the number of bicarbonate ions that we can store and dissolve in the blood plasma next to the exercising tissue.