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Chapter 4, Problem 30A
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The use of NaCl paste in the ECG have to be described.
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An electrocardiogram (ECG) records the electrical signal from the heart.
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Answer to Problem 30A
Melted NaCl paste was used to coat during ECG for a cardiac patient. This is because the melted NaCl or NaCl in the solution dissociate to give Na+ and Cl- ions and these ions are good conductors of electricity. An
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Free ions in the solution conduct electricity. In solid NaCl, the ions are tightly bound and do not conduct electricity. Melted NaCl paste was used to coat during ECG for a cardiac patient. This is because the melted NaCl or NaCl in the solution dissociate to give Na+ and Cl- ions and these ions are good conductors of electricity. An electric current can pass through the melted salt. This paste carries the electrical signal from heart to the machine.
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