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henry's law constant for co2 in water is 1.67*10*8 Pa at 298K calculate the quntity of co2

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henry's law constant for co2 in water is 1.67*10*8 Pa at 298K calculate the quntity of co2

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Krishna Gopal Singh

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11 Feb 2012 13:25:08 IST

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Quantity of CO2 in water will depend on partial pressure of CO2. If partial pressure is P_CO₂ then mole fraction(x_CO2) of CO₂ in water is given by

x _CO2= P_CO2/H=P_CO2/(1.67*10^8)

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