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RESEARCH PRODUCT
The Respiratory Potential of Oxygen: A New Quantity to Characterize State, Effects and Bio-Availability of the Gas in Organism
Wolfgang Barnikolsubject
ToxicologyCarbon dioxide partial pressurechemistryBIO-AVAILABILITYchemistry.chemical_elementPartial pressureBiologyRespiratory systemBiological systemSaturation (chemistry)Oxygen contentOxygenOrganismdescription
A number of quantities are known which enable to characterize the state of oxygen in blood, for instance: the concentration, which means the physically solved mass per volume; or the content, which comprises the whole mass per volume irrespective of the molecular state; or capacity, which is the chemically bound mass of oxygen per volume and, relatively, the saturation, or the oxygen partial pressure. These various quantities may be divided into two types: the mass-related and the not-mass-related ones.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1992-01-01 |