THIS IS FOR A TEST PLEASE HELP :'( The bends is a condition suffered by deep sea divers who surface quickly. Operating at
high pressures deep below the surface and breathing compressed air causes more gas,
especially nitrogen, to be dissolved in the blood than would otherwise be dissolved at
surface pressure. As the diver surfaces the pressure decreases and makes the gases less soluble. If the diver surfaces quickly, bubbles of nitrogen gas form in the blood with
excruciating pain and may result in death.

What affect does pressure have on the solubility of a gas in the blood?