Biology, asked by neeraja12082016, 10 months ago

What is the difference between the blood flowing in the arteries and that flowing in the veins?

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Answered by AyanAslam

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Answer:

Blood in arteries are Pure blood which consists of food and glucose....

Blood in Veins are Impure Blood which consists of waste material....

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Answered by jaswasri2006

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Artery :-

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All Arteries carry Oxygenated blood ( Except → Pulmonary Artery ) .

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Veins :-

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All Veins carry De-Oxygenated Blood (Except → Pulmonary Vein )

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