Temperature Changes for Inhalant Gases
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We model the human pulmonary system as a pair of lungs, represented by ellipsoids, connected through bronchi to the trachea, into which inhaled gases can flow. The color, varying from light blue to red, tracks the temperature changes of the inhalant gas from its initial value until it reaches a final equilibrium temperature.
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Contributed by: Katherine Meade, Jessica Patalino and Rebecca Tran (August 2022)
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA
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