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Why must a scuba diver rise slowly from a deep dive?
Chemistry
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High School (11–12)
Solutions › Solubility, Vapour Pressure and Raoult's Law
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Why must a scuba diver rise slowly from a deep dive?
The nitrogen dissolved in the blood at depth must leave slowly, or it forms bubbles
The pressure of water rises as the diver goes up
Nitrogen reacts with water near the surface
Oxygen dissolves in the blood too slowly at the surface
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