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How is carbon dioxide removed from the abdominal cavity after surgery?
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How water and carbon dioxide are removed from cells?
Carbon dioxide is a product of cellular respiration.
What substance is removed from the atmosphere so that plants can carry out photosynthesis?
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Why is the abdomen filled with carbon dioxide during a pancreatectomy?
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