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the oxygen we inhale will reach lungs . the hemoglobin will bind with oxygen through iron present in hemoglobin as (Fe2+).and it will reach blood cells. the myoglobin present in the cells will bind with the oxygen which is already bonded with the hemoglobin. coz myoglobin have greater affinity than hemoglobin.then hemoglobin picks up co2 from myoglobin will reach lungs ,finally we exhale.

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