Question: If o.o16 g of oxygen dissolves in 1liter of water at a temperature of 25 c and at anoxygen pressure of 300 mm Hg.Calculate (a) o(a) o= C2( g/l)/p( mm Hg)= 0.016/ 300= 5.33*105(b) To compute the Bunsen coefficient, youmust first reduce the volume of gas to(b) a%3DSTP. Using the ideal gas equation ( V=nRT/p)Vgas, STP=(C) How many grams of oxygen can bedissolved in 250 ml of aqueous solution whenthe total pressure above the mixture is 760 mmHg? The partial pressure of the oxygen in thesolution is 0.263 atm, and the temperature is25 C?

Question: If o.o16 g of oxygen dissolves in 1 liter of water at a temperature of 25 c and at an oxygen pressure of 300 mm Hg. Calculate (a) o (a) 0= C2( g/l)/p( mm Hg) = 0.016/ 300 ( b) a = 5.33*105 (b) To compute the Bunsen coefficient, you must first reduce the volume of gas to

Question: If o.o16 g of oxygen dissolves in 1 liter of water at a temperature of 25 c and at an oxygen pressure of 300 mm Hg. Calculate (a) o (a) 0= C2( g/l)/p( mm Hg) = 0.016/ 300 ( b) a = 5.33*105 (b) To compute the Bunsen coefficient, you must first reduce the volume of gas to

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