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MrRa [10]
3 years ago
5

En el aire que respiramos y en el aire comprimido de los tanques de los buzos se encuentra, además de oxígeno, el gas nitrógeno

(N2). Este gas entra y sale de los pulmones sin consecuencias para el organismo pero, a más de 30 m de profundidad del agua, este gas se disuelve en el torrente sanguíneo.
Cuando los buzos suben a la superficie abruptamente, la presión disminuye, lo que provoca que se reduzca la solubilidad del nitrógeno disuelto y en consecuencia este gas salga de la sangre en forma violenta. Este proceso puede provocar problemas de salud o incluso la muerte del buzo, por lo cual se recomienda que suban lentamente y haciendo pausas.
a) ¿Es la solubilidad una propiedad intensiva o extensiva?
Chemistry
1 answer:
marysya [2.9K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: can someone please translate so i can answer.

Explanation:

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