Obstructive Properties of Tar

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Obstructive Properties of Tar An Experiment

What to do first … Place the funnel in the jar. Line the funnel with filter paper Pour water into the filter. Note how quickly it flows. http://www.chem.ubc.ca/courseware/154/tutorials/exp4A/crufilt/crufilt-gravity.jpg

Try this next … Remove the wet filter paper from the funnel. Get a dry piece of filter paper. Spread a thin layer of molasses on one side. Place this filter in the funnel. Pour water into the funnel.

Compare your findings: Did you notice how quickly the water flows through the filter paper? Notice how slow the water flows through the coated paper.

Think about it … Think about the filter paper representing your lung tissue, and the water representing oxygen. http://www.mamashealth.com/images/lungs1.gif The molasses that you used in the second half of this experiment represents the tar found in tobacco products, like cigarettes and cigars. This image represents a year’s worth of tar from smoking 1 pack of cigarettes per day . http://www.healthconnection.org/temp/new/product_1521_1847.html

In healthy lungs, the oxygen is able to pass through the lung tissue easier and is available for use by your body. http://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=22577

Lungs that are coated with tar do not allow oxygen exchange as well as healthy lungs without tar. www.smokerslungs.com/smokers-lungs-12.jpg