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Vote for this answer. I'd assume that the amount of each element we breathe in would be similar to the amount in which they are present in our atmosphere, which would mean 78% of it is nitrogen, 21% is oxygen, 0.9% is argon, and so on... When we exhale, however, we probably let out a lot less molecular oxygen and a lot more carbon dioxide (in the form of carbon + oxygen).
The average divers consumes about 24 or 25 litres of air a minute whilst on the surface. The theory behind this is that the average adult lung size is about 6 litres, but when relaxed we only breathe about 25% of this i.e., 1.5 litres.If we breathe about 16 times a minute that equates to (16 x 1.5) 24 litres a minute.e has a SAC rate of 25 litres per minute. 1  Work out how much air is available-Remove and ignore 50 BAR from the cylinder calculations. 2  At 25m (3.5 BAR) his breathing rate will be 3.5 (BAR) x 25 (SAC) = 87.5 litres per minute. 3  How many 87.5 (litres per minute) will go into 2040 (his available air) = 23 Minutes.