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Why the CO have high affinity greater than oxygen?

This is not the main reason:The molecular mass of CO is 28 a.m.u while that of O2 is 32 a.m.u therefore the rate of diffusion of CO is higher than O2 and it enter fast into respiratory track and lungs and causes the deficiency of oxygen.Added:(The more important reason is):CO is about 200 times more reactive to 'ferro'-hemoglobin than O2, so it can hardly be replaced by the available excess of oxygen in air, thus preventing the life-essential O2-transfer to parts of the body like brains and hart & lung muscles.(Cf. 'Related links' down this answering page)


What type of bond will form between oxygen and oxygen?

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