The balance of the buffer system will be tipped to increase the production of H⁺ ions; which will lead to alkalosis.

H⁺ ions will combine with carbonic acid to produce bicarbonate ions, causing the blood pH to decrease. 

The buffer system removes bicarbonate ions by combining them with hydrogen ions to form carbonic acid.

The buffer system converts more CO₂ into carbonic acid, which dissociates into bicarbonate and hydrogen ions.