Science, asked by nitish43, 1 year ago

why is the air entering the lungs dust free

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Answered by AshRi10
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 When we breathe through the nose, air moves into the nasal cavity and sinuses where many airborne particles are trapped by a thin layer of mucus that lines the surface of the air passages.

9888806284: The air passing through the nostrils is filtered by the fine hair that lines the passage.It also becomes moist and warm .The dust particles are trapped in the mucus. Thus, air entering the lungs is dust free.
Answered by HULKSmash1
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a) The air passing through the nostrils is filtered by the fine hair that lines the passage.

b)It also becomes moist and warm .

c)The dust particles are trapped in the mucus.

d)Thus, air entering the lungs is dust free. 


nitish43: thanks
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