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Question 3: Several species of inhalational anaesthetics are used to start and maintain anaesthesia. They are volatile liquids at room temperature, so an apparatus called a vapourizer is used to convert some of the liquid anaesthetic to its gaseous form and mix it with diluent carrying gas (often a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen).

Question 3: Several species of inhalational anaesthetics are used to start and maintain anaesthesia. They are volatile liquids at room temperature, so an apparatus called a vapourizer is used to convert some of the liquid anaesthetic to its gaseous form and mix it with diluent carrying gas (often a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen).

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Question 3: Several species of inhalational anaesthetics are used to start and maintain anaesthesia. They are volatile liquids at room temperature, so an apparatus called a vapourizer is used to convert some of the liquid anaesthetic to its gaseous form and mix it with diluent carrying gas (often a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen). Carrying gas inlet Temperature (°C) P (mmHg) Flow to vapourizing chamber 17.3 151.2 Bypass Flow 28.3 250.1 + 4 2 4 4 Using the following data for the vapour pressure of isoflurane (C3H₂C1F5O) to calculate its enthalpy of vapourization and boiling point. (Data obtained from Br. J. Anaesth. (1978), 50, 415.) Volatile anaesthetic Mixed gas outlet 36.2 42.4 349.4 449.5 47.8 551.2 52.2 649.3 56.4 752.9
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3: Several species of inhalational anaesthetics are used to start and maintain anaesthesia. They are volatile liquids at room temperature, so an apparatus called a vapourizer is used to convert some of the liquid anaesthetic to its gaseous form and mix it with diluent carrying gas (often a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen). Carrying gas inlet Temperature (°C) P (mmHg) Flow to vapourizing chamber 17.3 151.2 Bypass Flow 28.3 250.1 + 4 2 4 4 Using the following data for the vapour pressure of isoflurane (C3H₂C1F5O) to calculate its enthalpy of vapourization and boiling point. (Data obtained from Br. J. Anaesth. (1978), 50, 415.) Volatile anaesthetic Mixed gas outlet 36.2 42.4 349.4 449.5 47.8 551.2 52.2 649.3 56.4 752.9
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