Quiz - Physics - Partial Pressure of Nitrogen

[dorsal]

Remember, for most of diving we ignore that in air nitrogen is 78% and other inert gases are 1% and just call it 79% nitrogen. We also assume sea water unless the question specifically says freshwater. Either way, the answers are wide enough that we don’t even need a calculator by just rounding 3x0.8=2.4

 

[HKGuns]

Are you the single vote for d) ?

Clearly the reason for Crap.

OMG I fell for the fake when I knew the right answer.

 

[rhwestfall]

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3 x 14.7 x 0.79 =

 

[Storker]

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3 x 14.7 x 0.79 =

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Or, in metric, (2+1) x 0.79 =

 

[rhwestfall]

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Or, in metric, (2+1) x 0.79 =

that was was already shown above in post #11...

 

[Couv]

Hey! How do I add a "Spoiler" button?

 

[BlueTrin]

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Or, in metric, (2+1) x 0.79 =

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Is it some kind of secret spoiler society ?

Hey! How do I add a "Spoiler" button?

There are two way either you type what I typed below but without the spaces and add text in the middle OR you can click + in the menu and select spoiler


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[Couv]

I can see why metric is better than imperial when it comes to these sorts of calculations. It’s a good excuse to browse for a new to me SPG.

:-D Never turn down the opportunity for a shameless plug. PM me if you're serious about BAR/Metric gauges.

 

[Couv]

Spoiler

Yet another formula to find the absolute pp of a gas at any depth of sea water.
(Depth + 33) X .445 X the % of the gas in the mix.

 

[BlueTrin]

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Yet another formula to find the absolute pp of a gas at any depth of sea water.
(Depth + 33) X .445 X the % of the gas in the mix.

Don’t put the spaces in the spoiler tags, I put them so you can see them.