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... oxygen , 79 per- cent nitrogen , and usually 0.04 percent carbon dioxide . In the lungs , oxygen is lost from the air to the blood and carbon dioxide is removed from the blood , passing into the air ; this exchange occurs in small ...
... oxygen , 79 per- cent nitrogen , and usually 0.04 percent carbon dioxide . In the lungs , oxygen is lost from the air to the blood and carbon dioxide is removed from the blood , passing into the air ; this exchange occurs in small ...
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... oxygen atoms than to the other . This corresponds to the existence of a covalent bond to one oxygen , the nearer one , and a hydrogen bond to the oxygen that is farther away . Each hydrogen atom has two possible sites at which it can be ...
... oxygen atoms than to the other . This corresponds to the existence of a covalent bond to one oxygen , the nearer one , and a hydrogen bond to the oxygen that is farther away . Each hydrogen atom has two possible sites at which it can be ...
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... oxygen atom . The third p orbital on the carbon overlaps a p orbital of oxygen to form a ¬ bond , although the electrons in this bond tend to be displaced toward the oxygen rather than shared equally as in a C - C double bond . It is ...
... oxygen atom . The third p orbital on the carbon overlaps a p orbital of oxygen to form a ¬ bond , although the electrons in this bond tend to be displaced toward the oxygen rather than shared equally as in a C - C double bond . It is ...
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