An Introduction to Biophysics, by David Burns ...J. & A. Churchill, 1929 - 580 Seiten |
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David Burns. STRUCTURE OF LUNGS 391 wards is released , the box and bag resume their former volumes , and air is expelled . In short the lungs are a form of suction pump or bellows ( Fig . 94 ) . Structure of Mechanism . While the ...
David Burns. STRUCTURE OF LUNGS 391 wards is released , the box and bag resume their former volumes , and air is expelled . In short the lungs are a form of suction pump or bellows ( Fig . 94 ) . Structure of Mechanism . While the ...
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... lungs move almost as one structure . The elasticity of the lungs has been determined as about 30 mm . Hg . If this inwards pull of the pulmonary tissue be subtracted from the atmospheric pressure ( 760 mm . ) in the lung , the resulting ...
... lungs move almost as one structure . The elasticity of the lungs has been determined as about 30 mm . Hg . If this inwards pull of the pulmonary tissue be subtracted from the atmospheric pressure ( 760 mm . ) in the lung , the resulting ...
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... lungs removed from the thorax one must take into consideration the position of the lungs in the thorax . Certain parts of the thoracic wall are stationary , and the surfaces of the lungs in contact with these parts cannot directly ...
... lungs removed from the thorax one must take into consideration the position of the lungs in the thorax . Certain parts of the thoracic wall are stationary , and the surfaces of the lungs in contact with these parts cannot directly ...
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THE STORAGE OF ENERGY | 14 |
LIBERATION OF ENERGY 1 CALORIMETRY | 22 |
LIBERATION OF ENERGY 2 THE ANIMAL | 31 |
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