Biology, asked by banasreemaji, 3 months ago

Gas exchange takes place - a) across alveolar capillary membrane b) across tissue capillary c) both d) none​

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Answered by Anonymous
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a) Across alveolar capillary membrane.

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Answered by gopikaramesh
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Gas exchange takes place across alveolar capillary membranes.

  • The alveolar membrane is made of epithelial tissue and is surrounded by blood capillaries.
  • When the oxygen reaches the alveoli it gets diffused into the blood and is transported to different parts.
  • Similarly, the carbon dioxide formed as a result of cellular respiration is transported by the blood from different parts of the body and it gets diffused back into the alveoli and is respired out through expiration.

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