Countercurrent exchange is used to transfer heat or gases (O2) between 2 media separated by a barrier. Which of these does NOT occur in countercurrent exchange?   the 2 fluids flow in opposite directions the fluids flow perpendicular to one another when they reach the end of the exchange zome the 2 fluids slowly mix with one another in a sinus the fluid with the most heat or oxygen passes alongside the fluid with the least heat or oxygen all of these are correct

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