Electrical Physiology Or Electro Chemic Energy Vs Oxygenation of the Human Bl
Electrical Physiology Or Electro Chemic Energy Vs Oxygenation of the Human Bl
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This energy is positive or negative in character according to the nature of the elements from which it originates.
Oxygen is found chemically combined with arterial blood. Before oxygen of air could unite with blood, circulating as it does in a closed system of tubes, it must be reduced to a fluid state. According to physics there are but two methods of reducing gases to fluids — these are by pressure, or by cooling agencies, neither of which conditions exist in the lungs.
The temperature of ai...r averages from 60° to 70'-' F. , while the temperature of the human lungs is nearly 100° F. ; consequently, in the human lungs we have a cool current of air meeting the resistance of heated surfaces, a con- dition which forbids the reduction of gases to fluids but which favors electro- chemic action.
The temperature of venous blood is higher than that of arterial blood, and its energy is of a negative character, consequently, by law of opposite attrac- tions, its energy and heat are drawn toward the new field of action caused by the molecular rean-angement of elements taking place in the lungs outside the blood stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This energy is positive or negative in character according to the nature of the elements from which it originates.
Oxygen is found chemically combined with arterial blood. Before oxygen of air could unite with blood, circulating as it does in a closed system of tubes, it must be reduced to a fluid state. According to physics there are but two methods of reducing gases to fluids — these are by pressure, or by cooling agencies, neither of which conditions exist in the lungs.
The temperature of ai...r averages from 60° to 70'-' F. , while the temperature of the human lungs is nearly 100° F. ; consequently, in the human lungs we have a cool current of air meeting the resistance of heated surfaces, a con- dition which forbids the reduction of gases to fluids but which favors electro- chemic action.
The temperature of venous blood is higher than that of arterial blood, and its energy is of a negative character, consequently, by law of opposite attrac- tions, its energy and heat are drawn toward the new field of action caused by the molecular rean-angement of elements taking place in the lungs outside the blood stream.
What to read after Electrical Physiology Or Electro Chemic Energy Vs Oxygenation of the Human Bl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert J Atkins to read onlineMoreLess
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