Water is a polar molecule, so it acts as a solvent for other polar substances such as salts. Water is also liquid at body temperature so it can be used to transport material such as nutrients, hormones, blood cells and metabolic wastes. Its high heat capacity enables it to carry heat without warming up. Water hence allows blood to move heat for warming and cooling effects.
Water's ability to act as a solute for so many molecules makes it useful. In addition, it's ability to hold heat is important for blood's thermoregulatory function.
Plasma is the component that makes up over half of the blood, and the main ingredient in plasma is water.
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haemoglobin? water!
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Blood is thicker than water. (Plasma is the main component of blood.)
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Blood plasma is the component of blood without cells. It's made up of water, salts, and other chemicals such as proteins.
Actually you body is only 70 percent water and blood is partly composed of water.
the water portion of your blood dissolves and carries food molecules , vitamins , minerals , and other essential substances to all parts of your body .
Water is the largest component of the blood by volume. It provides a matrix for the proteins, cells, and other substances carried by the blood.
>Plasma is a pale,yellow coloured, non-living, intercellular matrix, having basic properties. >Blood plasma containes 90% of water and 10% of various constituents. >The plasma contains of various components like plasma proteins, nutrients, metabolic waste, enzymes, hormones,etc. >It is a component of blood.