Which of the following buffers is used to maintain the $pH$ of human blood naturally?
- AHydrogen cyanide and sodium cyanide
- BCopper hydroxide and copper chloride
- CCarbonic acid and salt of carbonic acid
- DAmmonium hydroxide and ammonium chloride
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