Answer to Question #330469 in Chemistry for Mutamba

Question #330469

Use Henry’s Law for gas-liquid solutions to determine the solubility of acetylene gas (C2H2) at 12.5 atm of pressure and 20ºC. Henry’s Law Constant for acetylene gas in water is 1.04 moles/L.atm at 20ºC.

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