[/Unlurk]Would I be right in assuming that, because of Boyle's Law, deep sea divers would inhale air from their tanks at a greater density than on the surface? And would I be right in assuming that the higher density of the air may have a relationship with the amount needed for survival? So, would I be right to guess that you could hold your breath for longer when at 30 meters below than you would at surface level?
(I should point out at this juncture that I failed both physics and biology.)
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((I should point out at this juncture that I failed both physics and biology.)
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