A 2L glass jar is half-filled with water and half-filled with air at 293K. After 92 mg (=10³ mol) of toluene is added to the water, the jar is sealed. What is the equilibrium concentration of toluene in the water, and what is the partial pressure of toluene in the gas phase when the system reaches equilibrium? The Henry's Law constant K for toluene is 0.15 M/atm. It is safe to assume that the liquid volume does not change after toluene is added.

A 2L glass jar is half-filled with water and half-filled with air at 293K. After 92 mg (=10³ mol) of toluene is added to the water, the jar is sealed. What is the equilibrium concentration of toluene in the water, and what is the partial pressure of toluene in the gas phase when the system reaches equilibrium? The Henry's Law constant K for toluene is 0.15 M/atm. It is safe to assume that the liquid volume does not change after toluene is added.

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