A typical respiratory reaction by humans is the oxidation of glucose (C, H1O6) by the oxygen gas (O2) to form (CO2) and water (H,O). The minimum amount of oxygen human needs is 19.5% v/v from the air. If we inhale about 10 liters of air per minute, how much carbon dioxide is produced by the body if only 5.0% of the inhaled oxygen is used by the body? (Assuming density of oxygen at normal body temperature 1.284 q/L) molecular weight CO2 = 44.01 g/mol

A typical respiratory reaction by humans is the oxidation of glucose (C, H1O6) by the oxygen gas (O2) to form (CO2) and water (H,O). The minimum amount of oxygen human needs is 19.5% v/v from the air. If we inhale about 10 liters of air per minute, how much carbon dioxide is produced by the body if only 5.0% of the inhaled oxygen is used by the body? (Assuming density of oxygen at normal body temperature 1.284 q/L) molecular weight CO2 = 44.01 g/mol

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