Chemistry, asked by kmrprince21, 22 days ago

In deep Sea the pressure is more than normal atmospheric pressure . Solubility of gas increases with the increase in pressure. Normal air contains 20% oxygen. Due to increase in Solubility in deep sea, only 4% oxygen is required. If N2 is used to dilute O2, it is also dissolves in blood due to high pressure. When the diver comes up,the dissolved nitrogen escapes out in the form of bubbles which hinders the flow of blood. This causes painful sensation called blend. The solubility of helium is the least among all the gases . Hence, He is used for diluting O2.​

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Answered by aktharjuttsajad
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Answer:

right

Explanation:

N2 diffuses in blood in depth of sea

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