RE: APPLIED CHEMISTRY// Gas laws from diving dynamics
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That's a fascinating article, as a child I remember trying to breath through a pipe at the bottom of our backyard pool and I found it really hard to breath because of the pressure even just at 1m below the surface. I have always wondered how this occurs, yet divers can dive many metres and not have this problem. I goes to show you how much the pressure changes so quickly in water compared to air.
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Hi @notak, no doubt chemistry allows us to substantiate even the smallest process. In the case of why the busos breathe without problems underwater, remember that the tanks have a valve that regulates the pressure and amount of oxygen that the diver needs and according to these requirements is the dose supplied. In your case, when you try to breathe without this scientific and technological implement, the results will be overwhelming. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment.