The concentration of nitrogen gas in a solution under a partial pressure of 1.97 atm is 0.209concentration of nitrogen gas in the solution under a partial pressureof 0.475atmA. 4.48 MB. 0.223 M0.0504 MM. Calculate theat the same temperature.D. 0.0192 M

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The concentration of nitrogen gas in a solution under a partial pressure of 1.97 atm is 0.209
concentration of nitrogen gas in the solution under a partial pressure
of 0.475
atm
A. 4.48 M
B. 0.223 M
0.0504 M
M. Calculate the
at the same temperature.
D. 0.0192 M

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