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What is the difference between air you breathe in and air breathe out?
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∙ 12y ago
The air you breathe in is called oxygen (O2)which is contained in the air. The air we breathe out is called carbon dioxide (CO2).
The air you breathe in is called oxygen (O2) Which is contained in the air. The air we breathe out is called carbon dioxide (CO2) We breathe carbon dioxide out because our body makes it.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 13y agoIt happens because in the the mitochondria of the cell burns {destroy chemically }, as you may have seen in burning the fire gives Carbon dioxide same as the food so the body gives out the carbon dioxide as a by product of respiration.
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∙ 12y agothis is because humans need oxygen to live,when you inhale oxygen it is exchanged in the avoli in the lungs and taken into the blood stream,carbon dioxide and other waste gases from respiration are then exhaled.
We breath in 20.9% oxygen and exhale about 17% oxygen under normal conditions.
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∙ 8y agoThe air you inhale will have more oxygen in it than the air you exhale. The air you exhale will have more carbon dioxide in it than the air you inhale. Oxygen is taken up in the lungs, and carbon dioxide is released. Note that there will be other things in the air that are absorbed, and other things that the body will release into the air to be exhaled. And not all the oxygen in the air you inhale will be taken up. That's why "rescue breathing" or "mouth to mouth" is effective. The primary gas exchange that takes place is the O2-CO2 exchange. Just to touch on the "extras" here, any carbon monoxide you inhale will be taken up faster and more effectively than oxygen (that's why it's dangerous.) Also, if you have been drinking Alcoholic Beverages, the alcohol will be present in the air you exhale. These are just two examples of the complex exchanges that take place in the lungs, as pointed to by the examination of air taken in and air expelled.
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∙ 12y agoFirst of all, the air you breath out is warmer than the air you breath in, the air you breath out has more water vapour and more carbon dioxide
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∙ 11y agoInhale is air breathed in, exhale - air breathed out. The incoming air contains life needed oxygen, exhale contains carbon dioxide and impurities
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What does exhale mean?
to breathe out air
What is the difference between normal breathing and healthy breathing?
One should breathe in through the nose and expand one's diaphragm to sing (causing one's abdomen to stick out slightly), while normal breathing involves any way one wants to breathe
Do you call the air that you breathe out bad air?
No - I call it carbon dioxide.
What happens to the cartilage between your ribs and breastbone when you breathe?
The cartilage between the ribs and breastbone moves and flexes when you breathe.
What is the natural phenom that lets humans breathe?
The natural phenom that lets humans breathe is called air. Humans breathe through respiration of the lungs. Air is taken into the body in the form of oxygen and expelled in the form of carbon dioxide.
What is the difference between the air we breathe in and the air we breathe out?
The difference - is in the proportion of the gasses present. The air we breathe in contains about 20% Oxygen. What we breathe out has about 16% oxygen and high levels of carbon dioxide.
Is there any difference between gray whale's migration and hibernation?
Whales do not hibernate- they would drown. They are mammals, and breathe air.
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A troposphere layer of atmosphere is the are that we all breathe. Mesosphere in the other hand has less air pressure and high into space far from troposphere.
Does the fact that rural areas have less people around to breathe air in them make much of a difference in terms of how clean that air is?
yes
What is the difference between shark bite and crocodile bite?
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Mammals breathe air with what?
They breathe air with lungs.
Do rope fish breathe air?
They do breathe air.
