Chlorine gas is slightly soluble in water. What would happen to the solubility of chlorine gas in water as the temperature increases? Solubility would increase because AS for the solution is negative making AG more negative at higher temperatures. O Solubility would decrease because AS for the solution is positive making AG more positive at higher temperatures. O Solubility would increase because AS for the solution is positive making AG more negative at higher temperatures. O There would be no change in the solubility at higher temperatures because solubility is not related to temperature. O Solubility would decrease because AS for the solution is negative making AG more positive at higher temperatures.

Chlorine gas is slightly soluble in water. What would happen to the solubility of chlorine gas in water as the temperature increases? Solubility would increase because AS for the solution is negative making AG more negative at higher temperatures. O Solubility would decrease because AS for the solution is positive making AG more positive at higher temperatures. O Solubility would increase because AS for the solution is positive making AG more negative at higher temperatures. O There would be no change in the solubility at higher temperatures because solubility is not related to temperature. O Solubility would decrease because AS for the solution is negative making AG more positive at higher temperatures.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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