Chemistry, 05.08.2021 16:00, pgjohnston001
You are measuring the oxygen consumption rate of seals by flow-through respirometry. You calculate that the oxygen consumption rate of the seal is 100 ml of oxygen/(g min). However, the calculation was done assuming that the flow rate of air through the chamber was 20 liters/min, and you now realize that the flow rate through the chamber was actually 10 liters per min. So, the actual oxygen consumption rate (ml/(g min)) of the seal was: Group of answer choices
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