Please answer both questions Individuals with low blood oxygen levels use oxygen therapy (i.e., they use oxygen tanks). Which of the following isthe best reason based on concepts in Ch.11? (Select one.)The amount of oxygen gas dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy.The osmotic pressure of oxygen dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy.The vapor pressure of oxygen in the blood increases with oxygen therapy.None of these is trueQUESTION 720.5mL of methanol, CH40 (MM = 32.042), is mixed with 88.5mL of water (MM = 18.015) at 25°C. The final volumeof solution is 106.2mL. The densities of methanol and water are 0.782g/mL and 0.997g/mL, respectively. Calculatethe % mass of water in the solution.

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Individuals with low blood oxygen levels use oxygen therapy (i.e., they use oxygen tanks). Which of the following is the best reason based on concepts in Ch.11? (Select one.) The amount of oxygen gas dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O The osmotic pressure of oxygen dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O The vapor pressure of oxygen in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O None of these is true

Individuals with low blood oxygen levels use oxygen therapy (i.e., they use oxygen tanks). Which of the following is the best reason based on concepts in Ch.11? (Select one.) The amount of oxygen gas dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O The osmotic pressure of oxygen dissolved in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O The vapor pressure of oxygen in the blood increases with oxygen therapy. O None of these is true

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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