Use Boyle's law to calculate the change in volume at different altitudes. Imagine there is a bulla,
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- Use Boyle's law to calculate the change in volume at different altitudes.
- Imagine there is a bulla, a large blister or sack of gas, in the lungs of a person who is climbing mountains. For each altitude below, estimate the percentage of the expansion of the bulla and explain whether it might become life-threatening.
- At 1.5 km
- At 2.5 km
- Imagine there is a bulla, a large blister or sack of gas, in the lungs of a person who is climbing mountains. For each altitude below, estimate the percentage of the expansion of the bulla and explain whether it might become life-threatening.
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University Physics with Modern Physics
ISBN: 978-0133977981
14th edition
Authors: Hugh D. Young, Roger A. Freedman
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