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Struggling with this:
“Explain why a parallel flow gas exchange system would be less efficient than a counter-current gas exchange system” (it’s only 3 marks)
This is for A-level Biology btw
“Explain why a parallel flow gas exchange system would be less efficient than a counter-current gas exchange system” (it’s only 3 marks)
This is for A-level Biology btw
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As with a parallel flow , equilibrium will eventually be reached. Therefor there will not be a high conc gradient of oxygen across the whole length, minimising diffusion 
(Original post by Wooord)
Struggling with this:
“Explain why a parallel flow has exchange system would be less efficient than a counter-current has exchange system” (it’s only 3 marks)
This is for A-level Biology btw
Struggling with this:
“Explain why a parallel flow has exchange system would be less efficient than a counter-current has exchange system” (it’s only 3 marks)
This is for A-level Biology btw
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As with a parallel flow , equilibrium will eventually be reached. Therefor there will not be a high conc gradient of oxygen across the whole length, minimising diffusion
As with a parallel flow , equilibrium will eventually be reached. Therefor there will not be a high conc gradient of oxygen across the whole length, minimising diffusion
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Ps , write it as a comparison
Ps , write it as a comparison
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As with a parallel flow , equilibrium will eventually be reached. Therefor there will not be a high conc gradient of oxygen across the whole length, minimising diffusion
As with a parallel flow , equilibrium will eventually be reached. Therefor there will not be a high conc gradient of oxygen across the whole length, minimising diffusion
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