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Jack !SI18FJM66c Wed Mar 7 14:17:25 2012 No.4441683 [Reply] [Original]

How long can a person safely rebreath the same 8 cubic feet of air?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:19:31 2012 No.4441689 quite a while, actually, assuming Hb saturation is high

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:19:32 2012 No.4441692 well that depends, see

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:20:47 2012 No.4441699 >cubic feet just get the fuck out

>>	Jack !SI18FJM66c Wed Mar 7 14:22:55 2012 No.4441700 >>4441699 >>4441692 >>4441689 I'm looking for an actual number. Here is a hint: the CO2 level is the problem, up to 5% is safe

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:22:55 2012 No.4441702 >>4441700 >here's a hint What the fuck? Do your homework yourself, retard.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:27:27 2012 No.4441717 How much lung capacity does this person have? And what is their body weight?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:31:59 2012 No.4441733 >>4441717 5.8 liters 195 centimeters

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 7 14:35:31 2012 No.4441744 >>4441733 If you're going to post a hw problem, post the whole fucking problem.

>>	Jack !SI18FJM66c Wed Mar 7 14:49:59 2012 No.4441779 >>4441744 This is actually not a homework problem. Also the IDLH concentration is actually 4% it turns out. I'm just looking for good data on how much CO2 people put out while moderately exerted.