On a molar basis, air is about 78% N2 . What is the Henry's law constant...
On a molar basis, air is about 78% N2 . What is the Henry's law constant for , N2 , in water if the solubility of, N2 , in water is .000535 mole/ L, on a day when the atmospheric pressure is 745 torr?
Homework Answers
First convert pressure into atm
P=745/760
=.98
S=k*p
Solubility=Henry constant*pressure
kh=S/p
=.000535/.98
=5.45*10-4
This is the value of Henry constant
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