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FM/UOJ<br />

Observation<br />

Stick photocopy of the tracing<br />

Calculation<br />

Draw a line to join the lower points of the tracing which gives the slope. Read the<br />

reduction of volume for one minute.<br />

Assume,<br />

Reduction of volume in one minute<br />

= V ml.<br />

Atmospheric pressure<br />

= P mm Hg.<br />

Temperature in the chamber<br />

= T.C<br />

Saturated vapour pressure<br />

= W mm Hg.<br />

First step in the calculation is to calculate the reduction of volume in one minute (Vs) at<br />

standard temperature and pressure.<br />

760 X Vs = (P-W) X V<br />

273 (273 + T)<br />

/ Vs = (P-W) X V X 273<br />

(273+T) 760<br />

Vs X 60 : 1000<br />

= Oxygen consumption in liters per hour.<br />

Now look at the normogram for energy equivalent oxygen at the RQ of 0.85 and calculate<br />

the metabolic rate.<br />

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2. Weir’s Method<br />

Metabolism & Temperature<br />

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