Oxygen transfer from the atmosphere to the interior regions of the eye depends enormously on whether one wears contact lenses. Treating the eye as a composite spherical system, determine the mass...

Oxygen transfer from the atmosphere to the interior regions of the eye depends enormously on whether one wears contact lenses. Treating the eye as a composite spherical system, determine the mass transfer rate from the atmosphere through the cornea with and without contact lenses. You may assume dilute solutions. The oxygen concentration in the interior is maintained at a uniform level by circulation of the fluid inside the eye as shown in Figure P4.30.