Chemistry, 31.03.2021 19:20 sonyalehardez

The following diagram shows the lungs of a free diver and the lungs of a diver breathing pressurized air: What do you predict will happen to the lungs of the diver breathing pressurized air if they leave their scuba tanks on the seafloor and swim to the surface without exhaling? Long answer only

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