Options for first blank: A. Exothermic B. EndothermicOptions for second blank: A. LessB. MoreOptions for third blank: A. Le chantelier’s principle B. Henry’s law Dissolution of O₂ (and all other gases) in water is [Select]O2 becomes [Select]Although we haven't fully discussed it yet, this is an example of[Select]✪As a resultsoluble as the temperature of water increases.

Answer:-This question is answered by using the simple concept of solubility of the gases in liquid.

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Options for first blank: A. Exothermic B. Endothermic Options for second blank: A. Less B. More Options for third blank: A. Le chantelier’s principle B. Henry’s law

Dissolution of O₂ (and all other gases) in water is [Select]
O2 becomes [Select]
Although we haven't fully discussed it yet, this is an example of
[Select]
✪
As a result
soluble as the temperature of water increases.

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