oxygen is converted into hemoglobin during the internal respiration because
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15th Jul, 2021
Due to high partial pressure of oxygen, it easily binds with haemoglobin in the pulmonary (lung) blood capillaries, forming oxy haemoglobin. Blood carries oxygen to different tissues, where the partial pressure of oxygen is less than the blood capillaries and hence oxyhaemoglobin gets broken down to release oxygen into the tissues.
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here are two options
1.oxygen tension in tissue is less than capillary blood reaching tissue
2.oxyhaemoglobin is unstable
1.oxygen tension in tissue is less than capillary blood reaching tissue
2.oxyhaemoglobin is unstable
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