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Can you please state three ways the structure of the lungs allow efficient gas exchange.

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Large surface area of alveoli
Alveoli very thin = short diffusion pathway
Capillaries surround alveoli to take diffused oxygen around body = maintains the gradient between lungs and blood
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Alveoli very thin = short diffusion pathway
Capillaries surround alveoli to take diffused oxygen around body = maintains the gradient between lungs and blood
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thin cell wall, shorter diffusion distance, gas exchange happens faster
branched structure of alveoli, theres more alveoli in a compact space so more gas exchange can happen
its surface is slightly moist, allows for better diffusion
branched structure of alveoli, theres more alveoli in a compact space so more gas exchange can happen
its surface is slightly moist, allows for better diffusion
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(Original post by pinejuice)
thin cell wall, shorter diffusion distance, gas exchange happens faster
branched structure of alveoli, theres more alveoli in a compact space so more gas exchange can happen
its surface is slightly moist, allows for better diffusion
thin cell wall, shorter diffusion distance, gas exchange happens faster
branched structure of alveoli, theres more alveoli in a compact space so more gas exchange can happen
its surface is slightly moist, allows for better diffusion
(Original post by Nat9393)
Large surface area of alveoli
Alveoli very thin = short diffusion pathway
Capillaries surround alveoli to take diffused oxygen around body = maintains the gradient between lungs and blood
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Large surface area of alveoli
Alveoli very thin = short diffusion pathway
Capillaries surround alveoli to take diffused oxygen around body = maintains the gradient between lungs and blood
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