Oxygen Consumption: Validation Calculations

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This lecture covers the validation calculations for oxygen consumption, including data entry, formatting, and cell manipulation in Excel. Topics include mass density, volume, and molecular weight calculations, as well as theoretical time estimation and cell consumption rates.

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