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J Appl Physiol 10: 388-392, 1957;
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Use of the Pauling Oxygen Analyzer for Measurement of Oxygen Consumption of Animals in Open-Circuit Systems and in a Short-Lag, Closed-Circuit Apparatus

Florent Depocas 1 and J. Sanford Hart 1

1 From the Division of Applied Biology, National Research Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada

A basic formulation of methods of obtaining oxygen consumption data from measurements of oxygen partial pressure in open and closed-circuit systems is made. For open-circuit systems used in the steady state, equations are given and discussed for the following cases in which the stated variables are measured: 1) inlet air volume and Po2, and outlet air Po2; 2) inlet air volume and Po2, and CO2 free outlet air Po2; 3) outlet air volume and Po2, and inlet air Po2; 4) CO2 free outlet air volume and Po2, and inlet air Po2. An approximate equation has been obtained for an open-circuit system used under nonsteady state conditions for the special case of a metabolism chamber of large volume. A constant volume, closed-circuit system having a very small lag is also described in detail and data are provided to illustrate its time response and to show that the system yields true values of oxygen consumption.

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