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eleven:im relativly new to diving most of the diving i do is on hookah , i have just enrolled in a commercial dive coarse (adas 1 and 2 on rpl ) can anybody help me with gas laws?
eleven:im relativly new to diving most of the diving i do is on hookah , i have just enrolled in a commercial dive coarse (adas 1 and 2 on rpl ) can anybody help me with gas laws?
Archimedies principal ??????speedhound:Hi Eleven,
Here's a "silly" way that I remember the gas laws from my BOW course. I think I first read them in Dive Training Magazine
Boyles Law - "Bulging Boyle" - Volume is inverse to Pressure, "come up too fast and you'll be bulging in the wrong places"
Daltons Law - "Divided Dalton" - Sum of Partial pressures of a gas mix make up the overall pressure.."the overall pressure is "divided" between those in the mix"
Charles Law - "Cool Charlie" - Pressure is proportional to temperature (in a sealed container).."need to keep your tanks cool"
Henrys Law - "Hoorah Henry" - How a gas dissolves in a liquid with pressure ...Hooray Henrys have too much bubbly!
speedhound:Charles Law - "Cool Charlie" - Pressure is proportional to temperature (in a sealed container).."need to keep your tanks cool"
Walter:Charles' Law deals with temperature/volume relationships. It has no diving application, but is very useful in hot air ballooning.
Amonton's Law deals with temperature/pressure relationships.