Henry's Law:Henry's Law constant for trichloroethylene (TCE) at 25°C in equilibrium with water is 1.03 L atm mol-1. The concentration of TCE in a lake is 1 µmol/L. What is the concentration of TCE (in ppm,) at the surface of the lake?(Detail your approach and your math.)

Given: Concentration of gas in lake = 1μ mol/L Henry’s law constant = 1.03 L atm mol-1 To find…

Henry's Law constant for trichloroethylene (TCE) at 25°C in equilibrium with water is 1.03 Latm mol-1. The concentration of TCE in a lake is 1 umol/L. What is the concentration of TCE (in ppm,) at the surface of the lake? (Detail your approach and your math.)

Henry's Law constant for trichloroethylene (TCE) at 25°C in equilibrium with water is 1.03 Latm mol-1. The concentration of TCE in a lake is 1 umol/L. What is the concentration of TCE (in ppm,) at the surface of the lake? (Detail your approach and your math.)

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Henry's Law constant for trichloroethylene (TCE) at 25°C in equilibrium with water is 1.03 L atm mol-1. The concentration of TCE in a lake is 1 µmol/L. What is the concentration of TCE (in ppm,) at the surface of the lake?
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