O_2 is bubbled through water 293 K, assuming that O_2 exerts a

The correct answer is p=KH×=×103 bar×mol of O2mol of =×no2 x 18no2 =×10−3m mol of O2=1

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if i won the lottery i wouldn''t tell anyone The correct answer is p=KH× bar=×103 bar×mol of O2mol of =×103 ×mol of O21000=×nO2×18⇒nO2=×10−3⇒mmol of O2=1

ifte and os licence Question: if o2 is bubbled through water at 393k, how many milimoles of o2 gas would be resolved in one litreof water? assume that o2 exerts