Science, asked by sunitasharmakalmanda, 4 months ago

why we can't breath in water?

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Answered by ItzMrAlcohol

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Water molecules are made of covalently bonded gases—two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom—that need a lot more energy to break the atoms apart to release oxygen. The lining of the human lung is not designed to carry out such a process, and a person would die before having sufficient oxygen rates to resume breathing.

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