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Q: The solubility of hydrogen in water is expressed according to as = 6.8 xlo" Henry's law 6.8x10 X at 20°C, where 015 XH2 is the mole fraction of Ma in the liquid phase and 7s the Partial pressure of Hz (atm) Jf the tolal pressure is 9oo mm Hg, Show that the Henry's law Can be written as Y, = 5.742 xlo XH, where Yu. is the mele fra ction of Hz in the gas phase.

Q: The solubility of hydrogen in water is expressed according to as = 6.8 xlo" Henry's law 6.8x10 X at 20°C, where 015 XH2 is the mole fraction of Ma in the liquid phase and 7s the Partial pressure of Hz (atm) Jf the tolal pressure is 9oo mm Hg, Show that the Henry's law Can be written as Y, = 5.742 xlo XH, where Yu. is the mele fra ction of Hz in the gas phase.

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= 5.742 xlo XH2 Q: The solubility to Henrys law 01s , of hydrogen in water is expressed according 6.8x10 XH2 XH2 is the mole fraction of Ha in the liguid phase and P 7s the at 20°C, where P'artial pressure of Hz (atm).Jf the tolal pressure is 900 mm Show that the Henry's law Can be written as Hg, y, ,where Yu. is the mele H2 fraction of Hz in the gas phase. ilın temocnure
Transcribed Image Text:= 5.742 xlo XH2 Q: The solubility to Henrys law 01s , of hydrogen in water is expressed according 6.8x10 XH2 XH2 is the mole fraction of Ha in the liguid phase and P 7s the at 20°C, where P'artial pressure of Hz (atm).Jf the tolal pressure is 900 mm Show that the Henry's law Can be written as Hg, y, ,where Yu. is the mele H2 fraction of Hz in the gas phase. ilın temocnure
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