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3 February, 08:04

How does your body exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen?

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  1. 3 February, 08:34
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    This exchange process takes place in the aveolus (air sac) inside your lungs by diffusion.

    it's from a different concentration gradient

    the deoxygenated blood with carbon dioxide diffuse into a aveoli (which is in high concentration) and the aveoli release the oxygen into the blood stream (which is low concentration) therefore the blood will be oxygenated again
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