The vapor pressure (in torr) of component 1 over a binary solution is given by P 90z) et+ %3D What is the Henry's law constant for component 1, kH,1? O kHI =e torr O kLI = ei torr O k,1 kLI = ei torr =90 torr O k,I = 90e torr O kH1 = 90ei torr 90e %3D O kHI = 90ei torr %3D

The vapor pressure (in torr) of component 1 over a binary solution is given by P 90z) et+ %3D What is the Henry's law constant for component 1, kH,1? O kHI =e torr O kLI = ei torr O k,1 kLI = ei torr =90 torr O k,I = 90e torr O kH1 = 90ei torr 90e %3D O kHI = 90ei torr %3D

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The vapor pressure (in torr) of component 1 over a binary solution is given by:
P = 902 et+
%3D
What is the Henry's law constant for component 1, kH,1?
kH1 =e torr
ei torr
O k,1
%3D
O kLI =ei torr
= 90 torr
O kH,1
= 90e torr
90e torr
%3D
O kHI = 90ei torr

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