modelGasSolubility

Dissolution of gases in liquids
Diagram of GasSolubility

Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).

Information

Demonstration of different blood gases solubility in erythrocytes and in plasma. The difference is governed by various amount of other substances in the solution.

Please note, that the total content of CO2 and O2 in blood plasma and erythrocytes must be determined by including bicarbonate and hemoglobin connected amounts.

Components

TypeNameDefaultDescription
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.Solutionblood_plasma
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.Solutionred_cells
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.GasSolubilityCO2_dissolutionP
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.SubstanceCO2_unbound_plasmaFree dissolved CO2 in blood plasma
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.GasSolubilityO2_dissolutionP
Chemical.Obsolete.Sources.ExternalIdealGasSubstanceO2_g_n1
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.SubstanceO2_unbound_plasmaFree dissolved O2 in blood plasma
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.GasSolubilityCO2_dissolutionE
Chemical.Obsolete.Sources.ExternalIdealGasSubstanceCO2_g_n2
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.SubstanceCO2_unbound_erythrocyteFree dissolved CO2 in red cells
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.GasSolubilityO2_dissolutionE_NIST
Chemical.Obsolete.Components.SubstanceO2_unbound_erythrocyte_NISTFree dissolved O2 in red cells
Obsolete.Components.Substancewater_plasma
Obsolete.Components.Substancewater
Modelica.Fluid.Systemsystem
Obsolete.Components.Substancewater_plasma1

Revisions

2015-2018

Marek Matejak, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic