Lymph fluid is a solution containing as the solvent and many different dissolved solutes including electrolytes, small proteins, cellular debris, fats, hormones, as well as white blood cells. Lymph fluid may also contain disease-causing agents which have entered the body (pathogens).

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Lymph fluid is a solution containing water as the solvent and many different dissolved solutes including electrolytes, small proteins, cellular debris, fats, hormones, as well as white blood cells. Lymph fluid may also contain disease-causing agents which have entered the body

Explanation:

The lymph is a colourless liquid associated with the lymphatic system. It is fluid similar in composition to the tissue fluid (having water as its main constituent) but contains more lymphocytes. It has no red blood cell. And it helps in the following

- Body defence

Disease causing microorganisms, foreign particles are filtered out of the lymph and engulfed by phagocytes

- absorption of fatty acid and glycerol

The lymph also helps in the absorption of fatty acids and glycerol

Lymph fluid is a solution containing water

Explanation:

Lymph fluid is a solution containing water as solvent and several substances like protein, salt, glucose,fats and white blood cells. Lymph fluid is a colourless and interstitial fluid and all interstitial fluid has water as their solvent.

It is a fluid that flow through the lymphatic system consisting of Lymph vessels and lymph node. This fluid contain infectious fighting white blood cells i.e lymphocytes which help to fight bacteria and it is transported through out the body by the lymphatic system.

oxygen = 21% of the atmosphere

nitrogen = 78%

carbon dioxide = 0.1%

argon =0.934%