How are the alveoli designed to maximisethe exchange of gases
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The alveoli have the following structures for efficient and maximum gaseous exchange-
→ Walls are extremely thin.
→ Larger surface area in relation to their volume.
→ Fluid lined enabling gases to dissolve.
→ They are surrounded by numerous blood capillaries.
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→ Walls are extremely thin.
→ Larger surface area in relation to their volume.
→ Fluid lined enabling gases to dissolve.
→ They are surrounded by numerous blood capillaries.
HOPE IT HELPED YOU..................
:)
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Within the lungs , the air passage
divides into smaller and smaller tubes
called bronchi which in turn form
bronchioles . The bronchioles terminate
in balloon-like structures called alveoli .
The alveoli present in the lungs provide
maximum surface for exchange of gases .
The alveoli have vary thin walls and
contain an extensive network of blood
vessels to facilitate exchange of gases .
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