Blood flow velocity is greatest in the aorta (400-500 mm/s), slowest in capillaries (<1 mm/s), and increases in veins towards the heart.
Blood speed is highest in the aorta (400-500 mm/s), slowest in capillaries (less than 1 mm/s), and increases in veins from smaller to larger.
| Front | Energy present in terminal P-bond of ATP |
|---|---|
| Back | 7.3 kcal/mol |
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