If the oxygen level in the blood is 100mm Hg and the oxygen level in the alveoli is 140mm Hg, than how does the oxygen move?
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Feb 15, 2018
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Explanation:
- Gases diffuse from higher partial pressure to their lower partial pressure.
- So, according to your question,
po_2 in blood = 100 mmHg
po_2 in alveoli = 140 mmHg
Therefore, the oxygen will move from alveoli to blood because the partial pressure of oxygen in alveoli is more than partial pressure of oxygen in blood and gases move from higher partial pressure to lower partial pressure , hence, the movement of oxygen will be from alveoli to blood.
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