The Science of HMEs
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- 7. Treatment for Respiratory Ailments Were Common During the Late 1800s 7
- 8. “Scientific adjustment to oxygen and nitrogen” Drs. Starkey and Palen, 1888 8
- 9. The public was encouraged to come to their Philadelphia salon for inhalation treatments. 9
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- 63. Not to be confused with... 63
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- 82. IO N (V E) by 10 00 =L NTILAT x f di v i ded M INUTE VE er minu te = VT pire d p x lu me of air e t otal vo 82
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- 93. Spun Polypropylene (plastic) coated with CaCl2 Moisture droplets stay on the outside of the fiber. The fibers wick the droplets and expose the internal droplet volume to the gas flow. This material is working after the first breath. Will deliver 30mg of moisture at 20L minute volumes. Will not increase pressures because the fibers are non-absorbing. This material is capable of replacing active heating 93 systems.
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- 101. Spun Polypropylene (plastic) coated with CaCl2 Moisture droplets stay on the outside of the fiber. The fibers wick the droplets and expose the internal droplet volume to the gas flow. This material is working after the first breath. Will deliver 30mg of moisture at 20L minute volumes. Will not increase pressures because the fibers are non-absorbing. This material is capable of replacing active heating 101 systems.
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