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Determination of the blood-gas factor of the oxygen electrode using a new tonometer

Adams et al., 1967

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2369297311620201404
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Adams A
Morgan-Hughes J
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British Journal of Anaesthesia

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SUMMARY A completely thermostatted bubble tonometer for the determination of the blood- gas factor of oxygen electrodes is described and its performance evaluated. Equilibration of 3-ml samples of blood at 37° C with a gas flow of about 100 ml/min takes 5 minutes. The …
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