The Henry's law constants for oxygen and nitrogen in water at 273K are 2.55 x 10ª atm and 5.79 x 10ª atm respectively. Calculate the freezing point depression of water by dissolved air with 80% nitrogen gas and 20% oxygen gas by volume at 1.5 atm pressure.

The Henry's law constants for oxygen and nitrogen in water at 273K are 2.55 x 10ª atm and 5.79 x 10ª atm respectively. Calculate the freezing point depression of water by dissolved air with 80% nitrogen gas and 20% oxygen gas by volume at 1.5 atm pressure.

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x 10° atm respectively. Calculate the freezing point depression of water by dissolved air with
80% nitrogen gas and 20% oxygen gas by volume at 1.5 atm pressure.

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