help Ammonia is most soluble at 10°C because the gas has a strong attraction to the water molecules and the lower the temperature of the solvent, the more soluble the gas.Ammonia is least soluble at 50°C because there is not enough gas that is bubbled in the water.Oxygen is not very soluble at 10°C because the water needs to be closer to the freezing point. A colder water temperature will cause the molecules to stick to each other better.Oxygen is most soluble at 10°C because oxygen's formula matches water's formula and therefore has a strong attraction at that temperature. A student performed a lab where ammonia and oxygen gases were bubbled through water at different temperatures.GasTemperature ofAmount of gas bubbled in the Solubility of gas in mol/Lwater in CelsiuswaterO,10500 mol/L0.055 g/kg of waterO,50500 mol/L0.028 g/kg of waterNH,10500 mol/L700 g/kg of waterNH,50500 mol/L230 g/kg of waterUsing the data table above and considering the type of gas molecules used in the experiment, which of the following explanations is the best to explain the result

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A student performed a lab where ammonia and oxygen gases were bubbled through water at different temperatures. Gas Temperature of Amount of gas bubbled in the Solubility of gas in mol/L water in Celsius water 10 500 mol/L 0.055 g/kg of water O, 50 500 mol/L 0.028 g/kg of water NH, 10 500 mol/L 700 g/kg of water NH, 50 500 mol/L 230 g/kg of water Using the data table above and considering the type of gas molecules used in the experiment, which of the following explanations is the best to explain the resul

A student performed a lab where ammonia and oxygen gases were bubbled through water at different temperatures. Gas Temperature of Amount of gas bubbled in the Solubility of gas in mol/L water in Celsius water 10 500 mol/L 0.055 g/kg of water O, 50 500 mol/L 0.028 g/kg of water NH, 10 500 mol/L 700 g/kg of water NH, 50 500 mol/L 230 g/kg of water Using the data table above and considering the type of gas molecules used in the experiment, which of the following explanations is the best to explain the resul

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Ammonia is most soluble at 10°C because the gas has a strong attraction to the water molecules and the lower the temperature of the solvent, the more soluble the gas.
Ammonia is least soluble at 50°C because there is not enough gas that is bubbled in the water.
Oxygen is not very soluble at 10°C because the water needs to be closer to the freezing point. A colder water temperature will cause the molecules to stick to each other better.
Oxygen is most soluble at 10°C because oxygen's formula matches water's formula and therefore has a strong attraction at that temperature.

A student performed a lab where ammonia and oxygen gases were bubbled through water at different temperatures.
Gas
Temperature of
Amount of gas bubbled in the Solubility of gas in mol/L
water in Celsius
water
O,
10
500 mol/L
0.055 g/kg of water
O,
50
500 mol/L
0.028 g/kg of water
NH,
10
500 mol/L
700 g/kg of water
NH,
50
500 mol/L
230 g/kg of water
Using the data table above and considering the type of gas molecules used in the experiment, which of the following explanations is the best to explain the result

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