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When we got an injury in vaccum, will there be formation of any clot?Why/why not?

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A clot can be formed if a person inside the vaccum gets an injury. This is because for formation of clot, oxygen in blood is required and not in the external environment.
If there is no oxygen or less oxygen in blood, there would be no clot formation.
 
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​i will try my level best to answer you, once i go into vacuum ok??
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Heyaa Joseph,

I know some points, but still I want Expert answer, let me also present here the understanding I holds about what i asked.


Blood clotting is a process in which a layer get formed on the injured area as soon as the injured part get into contact of Oxygen, the various enzymes present in blood get activated and starts formation of net like structure.

Since, we know that there will be no oxygen in vacuum, then there are no chances for the formation of clotting.

But if we are supplying or getting the injured area into contact of oxygen then there are chances that the clotting takes place.

Let us wait for Expert Answer. :)
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