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Calculate the partial pressure of oxygen (in your preferred units) for the following (a & b):...

Calculate the partial pressure of oxygen (in your preferred units) for the following (a & b):

a. on the UW Campus (approximately sea level).

b. at the top of Mt Baker (10,781 ft) where the atmospheric pressure drops to 0.67 atm.

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