Haldane gas law

Haldane’s law describes how the volume of a gas changes when it moves between different environments, especially during respiration. It states that the amount of a gas, like oxygen or carbon dioxide, exchanged between blood and air depends on their partial pressures and solubility in blood. Essentially, as gases move from areas of higher to lower pressure, Haldane’s law helps predict how much gas will transfer, considering their solubility. This principle is important in understanding how gases are transported in our body, ensuring efficient oxygen intake and carbon dioxide removal during breathing.