Today Vice-President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Rogozin at the meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic showed him a number of innovative Russian developments in various fields. One of them was a unique system of liquid breathing, allowing living organisms to breathe under water by means of the liquid filling their lungs. Something like you might see in a sci-Fi film “the Abyss” Director James Cameron.
Specially for the President of Serbia made an impressive demonstration of the unique technology. In a tank of oxygenated fluid placed Dachshund, who settled there after a few minutes, then start it’s normal to breathe in a new environment. Some time later, the dog was removed from the tank, wiped with a towel, and Aleksandar vučić could personally make sure the animal is all in order. The President noted that the left highly impressed. Dmitry Rogozin stressed that the Russian development is a tomorrow, which is being sought by Russian scientists.
Liquid breathing is performed using liquids, excellent solvent oxygen. It involves filling the lungs oxygen-rich liquid, which then enters the blood. Most often for these purposes performpreinit compounds that have low surface tension, vysokinichi, and is not metabolized in the body. To date, there is no system liquid breathing, which is actively used in a particular area. Several teams of researchers only conducted separate experiments in this area.
This technology is one of several created in the walls of the advanced research Foundation (DRF). The project is led by Fedor Arseniev. The scientist believes that the working liquid breathing system can save a lot of lives. For example, during the crash of the submarine at a depth of over 100 meters, the sailors just can’t rise to the surface due to decompression sickness, which occurs “effect of boiling blood.” In the case of the use of liquid breathing apparatus, people will be able to leave the submarine without any risk and quietly rise to the surface. In addition, such technology can save premature babies and also to help people who received burns of the respiratory tract.
In Russia introduced a system of liquid breathing
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