Biology, asked by alfiya17, 1 year ago

human blood is red colored?

harinihari: presence of haemoglobin

ritikadwivedi: because the present of RBC and in RBC their is haemoglobin which appear our blood red in colour

harinihari: ss

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Answered by nain31

ANSWER...

HUMAN BLOOD IS RED COLORS BECAUSE IT HAS RED BLOOD CELLS WHICH HAVE HAEMOGLOBIN WHICH IS FORMED BY AN IRON CONTAINING PART (HAEMIN) WHICH GIVES RED COLOR TO THE BLOOD.

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Answered by smartyrathore

here is your answer-
human blood is red coloured because in Harmon red blood cells.
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