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commercial scuba divers use tanks filled with a mixture of gases known as trimix on very long, deep dives. Trimix is composed of 70 percent nitrogen, 10 percent oxygen, and 20 percent helium. The total pressure of trimix inside a certain tank at the beginning of a dive is 118.4atm.

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