> Greetings to All, > Just a few thoughts regarding recent posts and the argon-filled sphere. > Martin, I definitely boo-booed by suggesting the recording would be made > in an all-argon atmosphere. But comparing the *sound* one might experience > between the two conditions (air vs argon) might have been interesting. > I learned to scuba while in the military--this was during the Gulf > War/Desert Storm. Most of what I learned regarding Boyle's law, Charles's > law, and partial pressures came from two classroom lectures (this was > prior to embarking on a college degree). Anyway, I don't believe breathing > noble gases for a brief period and under normal atmospheric conditions > would result in much more than momentary oxygen deprivation.
Xenon is anaesthetic ... because ... ... well, because it is. Michael _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list [email protected] https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
