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What is scientific about scuba diving?
There are various scientific elements of diving. For example, the physics around the law of gases and how gases behave when compressed. There is a lot on human physiology and how the body changes underwater.
What else is in atmosphere besides gases?
There are polutants or pollution
Besides water what else is odouless?
Many gases, such as helium.
What is a solid state of matter?
Besides solids, there are liquids and gases.
What parts in a vehicle involve gases?
Air conditioning, Shocks/Struts, Bulbs,
What are the different grades of scuba air?
There are a number of different gases for diving. Most commonly, air is used for recreational diving. Sometimes, nitrox is used which is a higher proportion of oxygen. This is usually 30-35% oxygen instead of the ~20% in air. This has the benefit of less nitrogen so less "on-gassing". This increases the bottom time and reduces the decompression stops. For commercial diving, there are a number of other gases used such as Trimix which I believe has Helium in it.
How the properties gases in related to air pollution?
explain the technoligies involved inpressure cooker, bicycle, pump, scuba diving, artificial longs?
Does respiration occur continuously in the cells of all organisms and often involve the exchange of gases?
Yes, it does.
What is in the air besides oxygen and carbon dioxide?
there are many other gases like nitrogen, helium and water vapour in the air
Would free diving with a Spare Air system be affective and worth it?
No and no, the law of expanding gases may cause death or damage to your lungs. If you take a breath from a spare air tank at depth and you ascend the compressed air will expand and may kill you. If diving with ANY breathing apparatus you must get certified in scuba...learn basic laws of diving, live longer
Which gases weigh more than air Im aware that helium qualifies but also you are aware that you have few known sources of this gas IE What other gasses are a viable choice for diving?
- Helium is less dense than air. - For diving, as diluents for oxygen nitrogen and helium are used.
What is the most unreactive element besides the noble gases?
N2, nitrogen is about 78% in air but does not take part in several reactions as oxygen does so we can say that after noble gases Nitrogen is the least reactive gas or element.
