At high altitudes, mountain climbers are unable toabsorb a sufficient amount of O2 into theirbloodstreams to maintain a high activity level. At apressure of 1.00 bar, blood is typically 95.0%saturated with O2, but near 0 feet where the pressureis 0.660 bar, the corresponding degree of saturationis 60.0%. Air contains 20.99% O2 by volume. Assumethat the density of blood is 998 kg m -3Part AAssuming that the Henry's law constant for blood is the same as for water (4.95 x 104 bar), calculate the amount of O₂ dissolved in1.00 L of blood for pressure of 1.00 bar.Express your answer with the appropriate units.mass O₂ =3.32μAPart BmgSubmit Previous Answers Request AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining?Assuming that the Henry's law constant for blood is the same as for water (4.95 × 10 bar), calculate the amount of O₂ dissolved in1.00 L of blood for pressure of 0.660 barExpress your answer with the appropriate units.

Partial pressure of O2 = P = 1 barHenry's law constant = k = 4.95 x 104 bar.L.mol-1mass of O2 =?

Assuming that the Henry's law constant for blood is the same as for water (4.95 x 10 bar), calculate the amount of O₂ dissolved i 1.00 L of blood for pressure of 1.00 bar. Express your answer with the appropriate units. mass O₂ = 3.32 Submit μA mg Previous Answers Request Answer S X Incorrect: Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

Assuming that the Henry's law constant for blood is the same as for water (4.95 x 10 bar), calculate the amount of O₂ dissolved i 1.00 L of blood for pressure of 1.00 bar. Express your answer with the appropriate units. mass O₂ = 3.32 Submit μA mg Previous Answers Request Answer S X Incorrect: Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

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