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GRANADOS-TINAJERO, Sergio Octavio. Physics and Anesthesia. Anest. Méx. [online]. 2019, vol.31, n.1, pp.1-12. ISSN 2448-8771.

Ideal gasses are those in which the forces of attraction between molecules are negligible, where the size of these molecules, in relation to the volume would be infinitely small. Most of the laws of gasses, comply with the name of ideal gasses. Most of the anaesthetic gasses only meet law of perfect gasses, in a very small range of temperature and pressure, given that many of them at ambient temperatures are liquids. When we refer to the gasses, we consider the main physical caracteristics involved: volume, temperature, humidity and pressure, we will also have to consider the amount of gas.

Palabras llave : Laws of gasses; anesthetic gasses; medical gasses.

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