Functions of Surfactants in Alveoli

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Thank you. Yes, this is an old video. I have made some improvements in audio since then.

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What are the surfactant

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[@khadijah3343]

and why does collapse of liquid draw more fluid into the alveoli?

[@NonstopNeuron]

Due to attraction between water molecules.! You can also think this way: vacuum is created between alveolar wall and alveolar liquid as the liquid collapse. So liquid from interstitium fills in that vacuum. There is also some collapse of alveoli due to that vacuum. But there is also some pulling of water from interstitium. I hope you are getting it.

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density is directly proportional to surface tension so how did it possible 5:49

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what does collapse of liquid mean at 1:31?

[@NonstopNeuron]

it means the collapse of liquid-air interface. due to surface tension, the interface surface area tends to get smaller and smaller. just like a rubber band. when it's stretched, it tends to collapse. The liquid-air interface is like rubber band. It tends to collapse due to surface tension.

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