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Because we can't understand how diffusion of gases occur in our lungs and tissues without understanding Henry's law and concept of partial pressure. But ya, he great teacher. He is teaching way better than the teachers at our schools.👏
Your videos are amazing! Im taking Anatomy and Physiology in college and your technique of teaching and your videos realy help me to understand the material. thank you!
You should give some numerical examples and show some calculations. When the students are familiar with the calculations and can apply the law to new situations, only then will it be fully understood. Until then, the knowledge will only be superficial.
Great video, thank you. I have a question-does Henry’s Law indicate that something like pursed lip breathing (where you exhale slowly through pursed lips thereby increasing intra abdominal pressure) will, in effect, ‘push’ more O2 into the bloodstream from the lungs? I’m thinking here in terms of benefits to sport performance and better O2 uptake. Thanks in advance 🤙🏽
There is column called stripper column in petrochemical refinery that is attached to distillation column and it uses the Dalton law of partial pressure to reduce partial pressure and facilitate distillation. Steam is injected into the column to reduce the partial pressure of the hydrocarbon for distillation.
Henrys law seems to me to indicate that when the traffic police measures the alcohol level in a drivers body only by using an evidencer (from breath) instead of taking a blood test the resault may become uncertain…
The SI unit is not mmHg, but pascals. If everybody used SI units everything would be easier. For example at sea level the pressure is approximately 100kPa. That makes all calculations regarding partial pressures much easier.
Man, you are teaching wrong thing. There are no such thing as pressure of something in liquid. It is only valid in gases. In liquid, it is concentration.
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Because we can't understand how diffusion of gases occur in our lungs and tissues without understanding Henry's law and concept of partial pressure. But ya, he great teacher. He is teaching way better than the teachers at our schools.👏
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You should give some numerical examples and show some calculations. When the students are familiar with the calculations and can apply the law to new situations, only then will it be fully understood. Until then, the knowledge will only be superficial.
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Great video, thank you. I have a question-does Henry’s Law indicate that something like pursed lip breathing (where you exhale slowly through pursed lips thereby increasing intra abdominal pressure) will, in effect, ‘push’ more O2 into the bloodstream from the lungs? I’m thinking here in terms of benefits to sport performance and better O2 uptake.
Thanks in advance 🤙🏽
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There is column called stripper column in petrochemical refinery that is attached to distillation column and it uses the Dalton law of partial pressure to reduce partial pressure and facilitate distillation. Steam is injected into the column to reduce the partial pressure of the hydrocarbon for distillation.
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Can you solve numerical based on this law
If we increase FIO2 MORE will reach blood? Does it increase O2 IN NORMAL ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Henrys law seems to me to indicate that when the traffic police measures the alcohol level in a drivers body only by using an evidencer (from breath) instead of taking a blood test the resault may become uncertain…
How does methylation compare?
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Laws are contradictory when the variant is present. What opposes this law?
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Why mercury?
The SI unit is not mmHg, but pascals. If everybody used SI units everything would be easier. For example at sea level the pressure is approximately 100kPa. That makes all calculations regarding partial pressures much easier.
@@bjrnegiljohansen7805 Ah, should have known it's not metric. Thanks
so where is the henrys law?
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Man, you are teaching wrong thing. There are no such thing as pressure of something in liquid. It is only valid in gases. In liquid, it is concentration.