Publisher's Synopsis
"Respiration Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange and Energy Transformations of Man," by Francis Gano Benedict, explores the scientific methods and apparatus used to measure respiratory exchange and energy transformations in humans. Published in 1910, this work delves into the intricate details of calorimetry, providing valuable insights into the physiological processes of the human body.
Benedict's detailed descriptions and analyses offer a comprehensive understanding of the techniques employed in early 20th-century metabolic research. This book is a crucial resource for historians of science, physiology researchers, and anyone interested in the development of methods for studying human metabolism and energy expenditure.
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