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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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Diffusion is the process of materials (in this case, molecules) moving freely across boundaries until there is an equal concentration on both sides. Molecules move from [Select ] concentrations to [Select ] * concentrations. Answer the following questions about organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration: For organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration, carbon dioxide is in [ Select ] * concentrations in their blood. External carbon dioxide sources must be in [ Select ] * concentrations in order for diffusion to occur. In the same way, cellular respiration results in [ Select ] * concentrations of oxygen in the blood. External oxygen concentrations must be [ Select ] i for oxygen to diffuse into the bloodstream.
Transcribed Image Text:Diffusion is the process of materials (in this case, molecules) moving freely across boundaries until there is an equal concentration on both sides. Molecules move from [Select ] concentrations to [Select ] * concentrations. Answer the following questions about organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration: For organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration, carbon dioxide is in [ Select ] * concentrations in their blood. External carbon dioxide sources must be in [ Select ] * concentrations in order for diffusion to occur. In the same way, cellular respiration results in [ Select ] * concentrations of oxygen in the blood. External oxygen concentrations must be [ Select ] i for oxygen to diffuse into the bloodstream.
Diffusion is the process of materials (in this case, molecules) moving freely across boundaries until there is an equal concentration on both sides. Molecules move fror v [ Select ] low high concentrations to [Select ] concentrations. Answer the following questions about organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration: For organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration, carbon dioxide is in [ Select ] * concentrations in their blood. External carbon dioxide sources must be in [ Select ] concentrations in order for diffusion to occur. In the same way, cellular respiration results in [ Select] * concentrations of oxygen in the blood. External oxygen concentrations must be [ Select ] for oxygen to diffuse into the bloodstream.
Transcribed Image Text:Diffusion is the process of materials (in this case, molecules) moving freely across boundaries until there is an equal concentration on both sides. Molecules move fror v [ Select ] low high concentrations to [Select ] concentrations. Answer the following questions about organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration: For organisms that get their energy from cellular respiration, carbon dioxide is in [ Select ] * concentrations in their blood. External carbon dioxide sources must be in [ Select ] concentrations in order for diffusion to occur. In the same way, cellular respiration results in [ Select] * concentrations of oxygen in the blood. External oxygen concentrations must be [ Select ] for oxygen to diffuse into the bloodstream.
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