Science, asked by azeemayan945, 10 months ago

Why we cannot survive without oxygen?Explain your answer in detail.

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Answered by Anonymous

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You cannot survive without oxygen because your body needs it as a component of many of its molecules. ... If we didn't breathe oxygen in, for example, we couldn't create ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which is an energy molecule our cells use for… very many things! We'd be almost energy-less without it.

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Answered by queenshivanshi

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yes we cannot survive without oxygen because

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