It is an inert gas, and is completely exhaled, along with carbon dioxide, after each inhalation.
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Oxygen is important to human body because it aid in breathing
Oxygen is important to human body because it aid in breathing
nothing, absolutely nothing, nitrogen gas is 70% of the earth's air, it enters our body 30% and goes out 30%.
Oxygen is very much important for the human body. Oxygen plays a vital role in the breathing processes and in the metabolism of the living organisms.
In terms of the human body, bioelements are any compounds or molecules that make up the body and help it with various functions, such as breathing. Some of these bioelements include: oxygen, nitrogen, and calcium.
The human body is about 3% Nitrogen
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The Nitrogen we breathe IS absorbed by the blood vessels (and all the body tissues). While the Nitrogen gas from the air is inert and does not play any part in body processes, Henry's gas laws require that some of the Nitrogen will be absorbed/dissolve in the blood (and body tissues). This becomes an issue for sub aqua divers where the presence of this dissolved nitrogen causes the "bends".
absorbed through the blood stream
The human body needs nitrogen for the proper digestion of food and growth. Nitrogen is extremely important in the development of the human fetus.
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No they are not
Okay nitrogen is enter though the system of an animal cell
Nitrogen fixing is a process whereby certain bacteria convert basic nitrogen to nitrogen compounds that can be absorbed by a plant's root system, for use by the plant. You can compare this to human metabolism; the human body needs iron, but we cannot eat nails or iron bars to accomplish this. We must first convert the iron to compounds that our body can assimilate, digest and absorb.
The majority of them are absorbed in the colon.