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30-05-2021
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If the solubility of a N30 gas is 2.26g/l at 1.26atm of pressure, what is the solubility of
the gas at 0.02atm?
0.12g/L
0.41g/L
0.04g/L
0.27g/L

If the solubility of a N30 gas is 226gl at 126atm of pressure what is the solubility of the gas at 002atm 012gL 041gL 004gL 027gL class=

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lilfredo321 lilfredo321

31-05-2021

The answer for your question is 0.27g/L

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