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First of all thx for such an excellent demonstration of exchange mechanism. On the other hand, I think there is something missing here. As u know N2 gas represents around 80 % of air if other gases traces ignored. My comment can be summarised as following: 1. The inhaled air has oxygen and nitrogen, how oxygen get separated away from nitrogen in the lungs? 2. where is nitrogen goes since exhale gas is mainly CO2 as we know or learnd. Regards Haitham 2.
Lol yes they did titled the timestamps as "diaphragm" "lungs and lobes of lungs" but instead of explaining the titles they were explaining transportation of O2 and CO2
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Very Beautifully explained with a lot of efforts put in. Now, the complete process of Respiration is very clear to me. I can understand all the concepts of science here, which I normally can't understand in my school's classes. Thank you very much "DON'T MEMORISE" 🥰😀🙏
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Your video helped me a lot! I have a doubt.. That when carbaminohaemoglobin break at lungs level do the left haemoglobin again combine with oxygen and move to tissues? Is that happen like that only.. ?😅
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animation that gives killer visualization and perfect pranounciation of words u really deserve more views thank u so much:)
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COMPLETE NCERT IS ALSO COVERED I AM 11TH GRADE STUDENT AND THIS VISULATION MAKES ME REMEMBER IT MORE EASILY THAN READING.
Whenever I can't understand any topic of science I just search it and trying to find out from don't memorise 😅 because you give a best explanation of all topics...🙂🙂
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Tomorrow I have a test on this topic
Thnx for uploading this video at the correct tome😄😄😄😄😄
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LOL my test is tomorrow
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No I deserve more subscribers
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First of all thx for such an excellent demonstration of exchange mechanism. On the other hand, I think there is something missing here. As u know N2 gas represents around 80 % of air if other gases traces ignored. My comment can be summarised as following:
1. The inhaled air has oxygen and nitrogen, how oxygen get separated away from nitrogen in the lungs?
2. where is nitrogen goes since exhale gas is mainly CO2 as we know or learnd.
Regards
Haitham
2.
It says 'don't memorise'😳, but makes me memorise🤓 within ur 5 min video..❤️👍
Thankyou so much mam you are great
Literaly doesn't even mention about rib cage in the timestamp labelled rib cage
Lol yes they did titled the timestamps as "diaphragm" "lungs and lobes of lungs" but instead of explaining the titles they were explaining transportation of O2 and CO2
@@yusrarkive it's been 7 months. idk anything about this topic anymore. all knowledge has escaped my brain.
Please give download option
Such a good explanation can you make videos on cellular respiration
4:28 in ncert it is written 97%of oxygen is transported by RBCs and the remaining 3% is carried out by plasma
Why don't this channel have at least 5M subs!
I really don't understand!
Please give the link for next video
please also make video series on Computers and Computer Networking
Im from pakistan but literally your channel is amazing 🤩
Thankyou!
amazing content, but some videos are missing in between and I usually tend to waste time finding them. It would help a lot if the missing videos are made
Your channel always satisfies me .... I come in lot of confusion and after watching _ _ _ _ everything get simplied.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Always support channel 😊😊
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Voice is cute and it feels so mood 🖕
Use hindi also it will help a lot😢
Very Beautifully explained with a lot of efforts put in.
Now, the complete process of Respiration is very clear to me.
I can understand all the concepts of science here, which I normally can't understand in my school's classes.
Thank you very much "DON'T MEMORISE"
🥰😀🙏
It's a very good explanation,.
Can u make a video on Cellular respiration also❤
very smoothly explained... every concept was clear
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Please make a video on what is blood pressure 🙏😭?
Flow of blood
thank u so much
wow very nice explanation
If teachers can't teach us this way they atleast should make students watch your videos in school that's far better
Literally don't need to memorise now like why can't school teachers teach us this way?!
hi miss
Was smooth like butter ✨🌸🦋💜🙌
what do mean by saying partial pressure is more or less
Smajh nhi araha
Your video helped me a lot! I have a doubt.. That when carbaminohaemoglobin break at lungs level do the left haemoglobin again combine with oxygen and move to tissues? Is that happen like that only.. ?😅
Good
Where can I find the next part of this video?? Pls reply.. Plsss
Such a great explanation .. please make videos in all further topics
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One mistake madam,you forgot to give the negative sign above the bicarbonate which is a negative radical
What would be the temperature of blood during this diffusions?
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Thank you so much. You just cleared my concepts up!
Can u make viedeo for class 7th also
Can you please make videos for class 10 biology life process?
Very useful information provided in simple way
Thank you for this video👌👌🙏🙏🙏💟💟💟
Nice👍
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Thanks for the explanation
Very nice explanation 👍
Please make a video on cellular respiration
Intha style ga chebuthe ami ardam avuthadi maku pls voice marchandi
chaduvu vasthay stylega matladutharu
great video
When i come with a ot of confusion but i seen your viedeo and all the doubts and confusion got vanished . Thankx for making such a good viedeos
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Thank u very much
Awesome 👍👍
me too
I'm always being confused with this topic ! I have a doubt where oxyhaemoglobin and carbaminohaemoglobin present. ?
Both of them are formed in RBC
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Thanks a lot for explanation
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My exam is tomorrow
All the best for your exam, Drishti!
Keep watching! 🙂🙂
Thank you
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Hard to understand. Is their any other channel for standard 7th.
Hey vikram!! You must be in 9th standard now
Hey vikram you might be 11th standard right now