Bad Week for Airbus

Tina wrote in
:

Sorry, Bertie: exposure to higher ambient pressures does in fact drive
gasses into solution in our blood and tissue. See Strong's Physical
Chemistry text (God, I'm dating myself -- that might have been
published in the 60s!).



I know, we had to do that in piloty school

He's still worng.


Bertie


Sco Bertie 2,531 Mx 1


On Nov 27, 1:41 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:



Going from a short exposure of low pressure to a longer period of
exposure to a higher presure will have no effect on soluble gases
in the bloos stream.

It will, however, add a bit more gas in solution to the blood and
body tissues.

nope

Bertie

I understand mx being wrong even when he happens to be correct. It's
the principle of the thing.


I will retract and correct the scoring, based on that.

On Nov 27, 11:32 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Tina wrote :

Sorry, Bertie: exposure to higher ambient pressures does in fact drive
gasses into solution in our blood and tissue. See Strong's Physical
Chemistry text (God, I'm dating myself -- that might have been
published in the 60s!).

I know, we had to do that in piloty school

He's still worng.

Bertie





Sco Bertie 2,531 Mx 1

On Nov 27, 1:41 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

Going from a short exposure of low pressure to a longer period of
exposure to a higher presure will have no effect on soluble gases
in the bloos stream.

It will, however, add a bit more gas in solution to the blood and
body tissues.

nope

Bertie- Hide quoted text -

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Tina wrote in
:

I understand mx being wrong even when he happens to be correct. It's
the principle of the thing.



Xachery.


I will retract and correct the scoring, based on that.


Thenk yew.

At least it;s one bit of history that will be accurate.

Bertie