Henry's Law Explained - Gas Solubility & Partial Pressure - Chemistry Problems

This chemistry video tutorial explains the concept behind henry's law and how it relates to the partial pressure of a gas above a solution and the gas solubility of that solution. It contains plenty of examples, notes, formulas / equations, and practice problems for you to work with all calculations and units included. It also shows you how to calculate or determine the gas solubility if you're given the henry's law constant or proportionality factor. This video also helps you to determine which gas is more soluble, a polar gas or a nonpolar gas.
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Final Temperature - Ice Water Mixture:
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Molarity, Molality, Density, & Mass %:
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Normality & Equivalent Weight:
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PPM and PPB Concentrations:
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Enthalpy of Solution & Hydration:
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Solubility Vs Concentration:
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Solubility Curves:
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Henry's Law & Gas Solubility:
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Vapor Pressure & Clausius Equation:
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In the beginning I would define the term "solubility" as the concentration, wich is the number of gas particles per volume (e.g. in the unit mol per liter) in the liquid in a state of equilibrium (equal gas flow into and out of the liquid). This is a very simple notion everybody can understand.

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Could another reason be that CO2 contains more particles than H2 which means higher P thus higher Solubility?

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