what molecules diffuse out of the capillary from the arterial

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anonymous · Answer

Water molecules...:p

nincompoop · Answer

CO2

nincompoop · Answer

from the arteries to capillaries? most likely carbon dioxide

anonymous · Answer

Water moves out at the arterial end of the capillary..

aaronq · Answer

from capillaries into cells?  O2

nincompoop · Answer

diffuse OUT of the "arterial" capillaries 
arteries are vessels in which particles travel away from the heart, into the pulmonary circuit.  That is us breathing out, releasing CO2, and then as we breathe in we intake thus oxygenating the blood as it travels back through the veins into the heart to be pumped out of the rest of the body once again.

nincompoop · Answer

it is more appropriately to use the term pulmonary capillaries in order for the answer CO2 to be on point.

aaronq · Answer

but as the blood travels form the heart - through the body - to the lungs , CO2 diffuses out from cells into circulation (at the capillaries) and O2 diffuses out of the capillaries into cells. The answer is dependent on what point of reference they're using.