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

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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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so when looking for solubility you use s=kp and for pressure you use p2/p1=s2/s1?

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Is solubility the same as concentration of the gas above the solution ?

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Is Solubility mass or concentration ?

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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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Great help, thank you, but what up with using "torr" instead of "atm"?

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You can still get the right answer since the units will cancel when using the ratio P2/P1.

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what would happen if you converted them from "torr" to "atm"?

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Why is it a factor of 3

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Because solubility and pressure are directly proportional, thus if the pressure increases by a factor of 3, it increases the solubility by a factor of 3.

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