Mortality of Fishes On the West Coast of Florida
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Similar remarks concerning natural gas issues may be made. Such gases consist, of course, largely of the light paraffins, usually small quantities of olefines and occasionally some carbon monoxide. Little is known of the etfects of these gases on fish. The injury to man done by methane is done chiefly or entirely by the mere dilution of the air by this gas. Ethylene and ethane probably act in a similar manner. These gases are slightly soluble in water, ethylene to the extent of 4 per cent volum...e. In water these gases could not act as they do in air, for the solubility of a gas is quite independent of all other gases and as maich oxygen w^ould be present in a saturated so- lution of any of them as in their total absence.
Of carbon monoxide more can be said. This gas acts as a poison to animals, whose respiration is dependent on a blood pigment by combining firmly with the pigment to the exclusion of oxygen ; while these animals situated in the presence of abundant oxygen and pre- senting a wide area of " semipermeable " skin, and whose respiration is performed by the agency of oxygen dissolved in the blood plasma, are immune, since carbon monoxide does not interfere Avith the pas- sage of oxygen into the body (Leitch, 1916).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Similar remarks concerning natural gas issues may be made. Such gases consist, of course, largely of the light paraffins, usually small quantities of olefines and occasionally some carbon monoxide. Little is known of the etfects of these gases on fish. The injury to man done by methane is done chiefly or entirely by the mere dilution of the air by this gas. Ethylene and ethane probably act in a similar manner. These gases are slightly soluble in water, ethylene to the extent of 4 per cent volum...e. In water these gases could not act as they do in air, for the solubility of a gas is quite independent of all other gases and as maich oxygen w^ould be present in a saturated so- lution of any of them as in their total absence.
Of carbon monoxide more can be said. This gas acts as a poison to animals, whose respiration is dependent on a blood pigment by combining firmly with the pigment to the exclusion of oxygen ; while these animals situated in the presence of abundant oxygen and pre- senting a wide area of " semipermeable " skin, and whose respiration is performed by the agency of oxygen dissolved in the blood plasma, are immune, since carbon monoxide does not interfere Avith the pas- sage of oxygen into the body (Leitch, 1916).
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