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...ing the uptake and release of gases by the tissues is important to avoid [[decompression sickness]]. ...|oclc=66524750 }}</ref><ref name=decoDCS>{{cite book |title=Decompression-Decompression Sickness |author=Bühlmann, Albert A. |author-link=Albert A. Bühlmann |year= ...

{{short description| Decompression model developed by John Scott Haldane }} | footer = '''''Haldane's Decompression Tables I and II''''' ...

...ics and describes the power per unit area carried by the wavelet. From the theory discussed below, there is a relationship between the pressure amplitude and ...pressure amplitude of a wavelet can be positive (compression) or negative (decompression) and the velocity amplitude can be positive (acceleration) or negative (dec ...

== Theory == ...rictional effects also depend on whether the press is in compression or in decompression, it is good practice to perform the experiments in the same way as the cali ...

...d slowly to avoid the formation of bubbles during [[Decompression (diving)|decompression]].<ref name="Bauer1970" /> Metabolically active gases have a greater effect ...gas solubility and the rate of ingassing and outgassing, thereby affecting decompression stress and risk.<ref name="Pollock 2023" /> Body heat is lost much more qui ...

# ''Near-[[Isothermal process|isothermal]] decompression'' after the peak (Stage 1 retrograde metamorphism)<ref name=":33" /> # ''Further decompression and cooling'' at a slow rate (Stage 2 retrograde metamorphism)<ref name=":3 ...

...ronometry should not be confused with [[geospeedometry]]. Both utilize the theory of chemical diffusion, but the latter is more commonly used for analyzing r ...//www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9781400864874/html |title=Kinetic Theory in the Earth Sciences |date=1998-12-31 |publisher=Princeton University Pres ...

...ient alternative breathing gas supplies for bailout including any required decompression in case of failure. Designs that minimize risk of human-machine interface e ...p silt, difficulty in ascent and inability to control depth accurately for decompression. ...

...ases in the breathing mix, and therefore minimise the [[decompression stop|decompression]] requirements of the diver, by maintaining a specific and nearly constant ...se the partial pressure of oxygen during decompression, permitting shorter decompression times. Care must be taken that the partial pressure of oxygen is not set to ...

...body reaction).<ref>{{cite journal|last1=Spiers|first1=JA|title=Goldberg's theory of antigen-antibody reactions in vitro|journal=Immunology|year=1958|volume= ...le-induced aggregation of platelets: effects of gas species, proteins, and decompression|url=https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8392414|journal=Undersea & Hyperbaric M ...

...the Earth. To illustrate, laboratory simulations and [[density functional theory]] calculations suggest that [[Tetrahedral molecular geometry|tetrahedrally- ...s, called carbon outgassing, is the result of carbonated mantle undergoing decompression melting, as well as [[mantle plume]]s carrying carbon compounds up towards ...

...t1= L. E.|last2= Tullin|first2= C. J. |s2cid= 16247962|year=1997|title=The Theory Behind FTIR analysis|publisher= Department of Energy Conversion Chalmers Un # The bubbles expand in consequence to the decompression of magma and explosions occur eventually. This terminates the vesiculation. ...

...eating ε-{{Chem2|N2}} to {{Val|750|u=K}} at {{Val|65|u=GPa}} or isothermal decompression of θ-{{Chem2|N2}} to {{Val|69|u=GPa}} at {{Val|850|u=K}}.<ref>{{cite journa ...bsp;Å, β = 87.68°. Other higher pressure polymeric forms are predicted in theory, and a metallic form is expected if the pressure is high enough.<ref>{{cite ...