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Due: Thursday, May 20th

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Scuba Diving Preparations & Precautions

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The gas laws describe the relationship of pressure (P), volume (V), temperature (T), & quantity (n) of a gas.

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Connect the gas laws to the project chosen

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Connect gas laws to real world situations that involve gases.

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Found video for application of Henry's Law

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A sample from the Dive Sciences section in the Scuba On DVD series.

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Plan out/create the presentation

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Discuss preparations and precautions of scuba diving

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To a scuba diver Henry's Law tells us that at higher pressure our bodies will absorb more gases. At great depths, the amount of nitrogen (and other gases) absorbed into our blood and tissue is greater than the amount absorbed at shallow depths.

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Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures allows a diver to predict how much of a specific gas will dissolve in her blood at a given depth. This is important, because some gases become toxic or cause mental impairment when their partial pressure in the blood rises above a particular level.

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Relating Boyle's law and Henry's law to scuba diving

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Editing slideshow