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Chemistry, 16.03.2020 20:30 myg21

Suppose a scuba diver spends several hours 20 m below the surface breathing a normal atmospheric air mix (including 78% nitrogen gas) that has been pressurized to 3 Atm. Once the partial pressure of nitrogen in the air in his lungs and in his blood equilibrate, what is the partial pressure of nitrogen gas in his blood?

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