In the Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving (PADI 1993) a statement is made that "tissue of a high solubility allows more molecules of a gas to dissolve within it to achieve the SAME pressure as that of a tissue of lower solubilty" (p 1-43, emphasis mine). Is this statement correct? It seems that if different gas volumes are dissolved the resultant pressure would be different. I always thought that differences in solubility affected rates rather than final pressures.
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