Abstract
The solubility of xenon and krypton in whole blood and plasma has been measured chromatographically and shown to vary from species to species. Some physical-chemical parameters of another nonhydrogen bonding gas—protein system (cyclopropane—serum albumin) have been studied, and no changes in the degree of protein—gas interaction could be observed with changes in pH, temperature, or ionic strength of the solutions.
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Further Studies on the Solubilities of Xenon and Cyclopropane in Blood and Protein Solutions
