E13.032 – Henry’s law is important in environmental chemistry…

OWLv2 for General Chemistry

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The Henry's law constant for a hydrocarbon is given in atm. A solution has x grams of the hydrocarbon per x L of water. Calculate the partial pressure and number of molecules per cubic centimeter.

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