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What is the driving force behind gas exchange in the human body?
Breathing.
How can carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere can become part of the carbon compounds found inside animals?
Breathing
How much gas do you have inside your body?
34 grams
How does heliox help the breathing process?
The combination of helium and oxygen, known as heliox, reduces the density of the delivered gas, and has been shown to reduce the effort of breathing and improve ventilation when an airway obstruction is present.
What gas has the greatest effect on breathing?
The gas for life is oxygen.
Which gas is removed from the body?
carbon dioxide during breathing
How does nerve gas work?
Nerve gas enters the body when inhailed and it tears the body up from inside out Nerve gas enters the body when inhailed and it tears the body up from inside out
What gas builds up in a divers body at great pressure?
Any inert gas you are breathing.
What is the driving force behind gas exchange in the human body?
Breathing.
The two breathing organs where gas exchange occurs in the body?
The alveoli
What gas does the body monitor that can then affect the rate of breathing?
Carbon dioxide
How is breathing effected in space?
Breathing is not possible in space. Except inside a space suit or other container filled with gas at significant pressure. But then you're not actually breathing "in space".
How can carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere can become part of the carbon compounds found inside animals?
Breathing
How much gas do you have inside your body?
34 grams
How does heliox help the breathing process?
The combination of helium and oxygen, known as heliox, reduces the density of the delivered gas, and has been shown to reduce the effort of breathing and improve ventilation when an airway obstruction is present.
How does your body burp?
gas bubbles are created inside you an they come out either way as a burp or gas
Which poisonous gas also helps to reduce some of the zinc oxide inside the furnace?
Carbon Monoxide
