What is Saturation: Definition and 166 Discussions
Oxygen saturation (symbol SO2) is a relative measure of the concentration of oxygen that is dissolved or carried in a given medium as a proportion of the maximal concentration that can be dissolved in that medium. It can be measured with a dissolved oxygen probe such as an oxygen sensor or an optode in liquid media, usually water. The standard unit of oxygen saturation is percent (%).
Oxygen saturation can be measured regionally and noninvasively. Arterial oxygen saturation (SaO2) is commonly measured using pulse oximetry. Tissue saturation at peripheral scale can be measured using NIRS. This technique can be applied on both muscle and brain.
I want to measure salt brines. I can measure specific gravity and degrees Fahrenheit. I need a formula that I can insert the two measured values into and get the degree of saturation of my brine. I can't find a formula. I'm not sure a formula exists, but I can't understand why not. There are...
Homework Statement
In the general two-level atomic system of Fig. 14.2-3, τ2
Significance of the Saturation Photon-flux Density.
In the general two-level atomic system of Fig. 14.2-3, τ2 represents the lifetime of level 2 in the absence of stimulated emission. In the presence of stimulated...
can anyone tell me what the saturation point of CO2 is in the atmosphere in relationship to it's effect as a green house gas? At what point does extra CO2 have no more effect?
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I am trying to model a circuit using Orcad Pspice 9.2
I am trying to solve the time when the opamp saturates with maximum voltage operation of 10v and -10v. I am applying different voltages to the circuit, when I do the transient analysis, i am not getting the right time. For...
MS Excel Help -- Saturation Points ?!
Does anyone know how to do this with if-then statements or something else?
For example:
I want to analyze inflow and outflow in a tank, when the volume reaches zero then it's empty of course--so I shouldn't have a negative volume after this, volume...
Magnetic Saturation??
In a solenoid, does the magnetic field strength at which a core, in this case iron, begins to saturate change relative to the core's size or shape? Or is it constant for the material of the core, regardless of other factors? in other words will the core begin to saturate...
Im studying gain saturation for homogeneous and inhomogeneously broaded transitions.
Im a little confused bout the logistics of laser operation regarding the gain in the cavity.
So from ground state, the atoms are optically pumped to produce population inversion(4 level system) where...
Homework Statement
I am trying to finish the equation, to compare it against a set of data so I can then find the accuracy of my results in relation to the equation:
I(dark) = I(sat) * e(qV/kT) -1
I have the following data:
Va - the applied (bias) voltage
q
kB - Boltzmann Constant...
Here is my problem:
I got an open cylinder of constant volume V that is been closed at 40'C and 100% R.H. The cylinder when closed is completely sealed. Inside the cylinder there is and heater that bring temperature at 60'C. When that temperature is reached, I see condensation inside the...
I've tried searching, but without much luck. Can someone please explain what it means for a state to be BPS saturated? It's in relation to a superalgebra \{ Q_{a},Q_{\dot{a}} \} = W \delta_{a\dot{a}} and then the mass of a particle satisfying M \geq \frac{c_{1}}{\lambda}|W| where lambda is the...
I'm trying to understand what happens to a distribution transformer in relation to overvoltage conditions (in terms of saturation and current flow; not insulation failure).
I understand that once the voltage has risen high enough to drive the magnetic core past the saturation point, that the...
The pressure exerted by a saturated vapour depends on the temperature and the curvature of the liquids surface.
Why does it depend on the curvature of the liquids surface?
I have solutions to a past paper essay question that indicates that the student should explain the saturation of the nuclear force in terms of the stability of the helium nucleus. I do not see how to do this, I can only explain the saturation of the force in that the nuclear biniding energy is...