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HOW MUCH CAPACITY DOES OUR LUNG HAVE TO HOLD AIR?

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The total amount of air a person can intake in distending the lungs to the maximum, beginning after normal expiration is called inspiratory capacity. It is around 3000-35000ml of air

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