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Chemistry, 24.04.2021 01:00 brandonshaw16

About 1.2 liters of breath leave our bodies each time we exhale. If this is at standard pressure, how much volume would this breath occupy for a
scuba diver at 100 feet below the water's surface (a pressure of about 4.0
atm)?

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