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medicalnewstoday.com
Is blood blue?
Explains that all human blood is red due to hemoglobin containing iron that reacts with oxygen, producing shades of red. Veins appear blue through skin due to light scattering, not blood color.
askabiologist.asu.edu
Is blood blue?
Human blood is always red because of hemoglobin's iron bonding with oxygen. Veins look blue due to light wavelengths penetrating skin differently; red light scatters more, blue reflects back.
health.clevelandclinic.org
What Color Is Your Blood?
Blood is always red in humans, varying from bright to dark red based on oxygen levels. Veins appear blue due to optical illusion from light passing through skin; actual blood is never blue.
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