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which staement is not true? 1.) A scuba diver should be certain to ascen fast from the dive 2.)While scuba diving with compressed air, the partial pressure of inhaled oxygen increases with increasing depth 3.) Nitrogen narcosis, which may be experienced by scuba divers, results from a direct effect of high nitrogen pressure on the nervous system  4.) The sum of partial pressure of all gases in a gas mixture can never add up to more than the total pressure of gas mixture 5.) none of these

which staement is not true? 1.) A scuba diver should be certain to ascen fast from the dive 2.)While scuba diving with compressed air, the partial pressure of inhaled oxygen increases with increasing depth 3.) Nitrogen narcosis, which may be experienced by scuba divers, results from a direct effect of high nitrogen pressure on the nervous system  4.) The sum of partial pressure of all gases in a gas mixture can never add up to more than the total pressure of gas mixture 5.) none of these

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which staement is not true?

1.) A scuba diver should be certain to ascen fast from the dive

2.)While scuba diving with compressed air, the partial pressure of inhaled oxygen increases with increasing depth

3.) Nitrogen narcosis, which may be experienced by scuba divers, results from a direct effect of high nitrogen pressure on the nervous system 

4.) The sum of partial pressure of all gases in a gas mixture can never add up to more than the total pressure of gas mixture

5.) none of these

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