What is the condition in which an odorless gas combines rapidly with hemoglobin and crowds out oxygen?

Chemistry

2 answers:

slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is - carbon monoxide poisoning.

Explanation:

Carbon monoxide poisoning is the condition which is involves the combining rapidly with hemoglobin with a odorless gas and crowds out or reduction of the oxygen.

Carbon monoxide or CO is a odorless gas can be present in various fumes exhaust from the tobacco smoke or cars. it joins with the hemoglobin like oxygen not let go.

Thus, the correct answer is - carbon monoxide poisoning.

Nesterboy [21]3 years ago

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Answer: Carbon monoxide poisoning

Explanation:

Carbon monoxide poisoning is the condition in which the hemoglobin in the body gets attached with the carbon monoxide gas and there is a overall reduction in the oxygen level.

Carbon monoxide is basically released from the burning of fossil fuels and is very suffocating in nature.

It can be understood in the way the beside oxygen the carbon monoxide is attached to the hemoglobin molecule.

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