sensor attached directly to a subject's chest (IMAGE)

Penn State

sensor attached directly to a subject's chest

Caption

The sensor, which is attached directly to a subject's chest during exercise, collects and measures the chloride ions in samples of sweat. These levels are then graphed in real time using computer software. 

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Provided by Wanqing Zhang/Penn State

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