Daltons Law | Partial Pressures

In this mini-lecture, Dr Mike explains how Dalton's Law can help us understand gases within the atmosphere, explore partial pressures, and its relevance when it comes to diving and aviation physiology.

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[nikitamendez]

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[Iamdiggity]

I was so confused why we were multiplying with 760 and now it makes sense and what his law is actually stating. Thanks a bunch. Very well explained

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Hi Dr Matt. I understand what Dalton's law in this video very well. Thanks.

[WhenWeTravel]

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Great lecture and you make everything you teach crystal clear. P total = P1+ P 2 +…+Pn. Please use newer markers. These ones used are dry and make reading your writing difficult to read!! Thanks so much for your wonderful knowledge 😃

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[maxkhunglo]

Sir I'm not sure what doubt I have, but I wanna know what I understood from your lecture.

Let's say the volume is constant, but a scuba diver or aircraft, experience different pressures. By just changing their location in the same volume.
So the 760mm of Hg is only for sea level or the pressure at the bottom (ground zero level) of that volume.

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[peterlarobina]

Hey! Amazing video, would anyone know how to explain the difference between internal and external respiration using Henry's and Dalton's Law? Studying for a Human Physiology test, and I'm quite lost 😅

[brentbeatty]

I’m interested in doing both diving and flying ….