Which name best describes the process of gas exchange? Oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the heart, and carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli. Carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the heart, and oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissues. Oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli, and carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissue. Carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli, ad oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissue.

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Cedric Singleton

17 April, 06:17

Which name best describes the process of gas exchange? Oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the heart, and carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli. Carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the heart, and oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissues. Oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli, and carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissue. Carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli, ad oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the tissue.

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Tiana Landry · Answer 1

Oxygen diffuses into the blood at the site of the heart, and carbon dioxide diffuses into the blood at the site of the alveoli.

Blood when circulates through body become rich in carbon dioxide, when it reach to lungs carbon dioxide is excrete through the process of diffusion and oxygen is absorbed. The blood with absorbed oxygen is again pumped to the body through artillery.