Therefore, we get 1.66
times ten to negative six times 1.59.6 and we get 2.64 times ten to negative four molar for two or moles per liter. Now, we do the same thing, except we change the partial pressure for nitrogen and the concept of nitrogen and we get 5.55 times ten to negative four molar or moles per liter. The third step is to find the moles of oxygen and the moles of nitrogen dissolved within our blood. To find the moles of oxygen, we simply take our Molar concentration, multiply that by one liter of total solution and we get 0.000,264 moles of O two and 0.0055 moles for M two. Finally, we can use the moles, multiplying that by the molecular weight of each respective compound. That will give us the number in grams of each compound resolved within our system.