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I find the greatest difference between Boyles law and Daltons law is the spelling 
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ardhill said:I feel that this could be a bad move on my part getting involved in this but...
Surely Dalton's law is more concerned with the partial pressure of a particular gas in a mix and the increase of that pressure as the external pressure changes with depth.
But Boyle's law is more concerned with an overall volume change in the gas as whole when the external pressure changes when depth changes.
Dalton's law does take into considerations the effect of pressure and volume (Boyle's law), but it is does not calculate the same things.
I stand to be corrected, as this aint exactly my strong point
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Fill your lungs with compressed air at 30m, hold it and then surface. Thats Boyle's Law in action.ardhill said:But Boyle's law is more concerned with an overall volume change in the gas as whole when the external pressure changes when depth changes..
As an administrator should you be suggesting such things even in jest??Jay said:Fill your lungs with compressed air at 30m, hold it and then surface. Thats Boyle's Law in action.
Its wasn't meant as a suggestionNutty said:As an administrator should you be suggesting such things even in jest??
think of how the HSE will look at the supporting evidence when someone tries this!!!
By the way...... you are right
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PADI-Paddy said:I find the greatest difference between Boyles law and Daltons law is the spelling
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Argh! A resurfacing thread!Mark Chase said:No they are the same.
I cant spell either of them.
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