Henry's Law and its corresponding constant kH have been expressed in a variety of different, yet effectively equivalent, fashions.A Henry's law constant for C2H2 in benzene at 25°C is:kH(C2H2,benzene) = 2.0×10-1 M/atm85 mL of benzene is kept under C2H2 gas at a pressure of 1.19 atm and 25°C.Calculate the equilibrium concentration of C2H2 dissolved in the benzene ([C2H2]C6H6)

Here benzene is the solvent and C2H2 is the solute. Given Henry's constant for C2H2, KH = 2.0*10-1…

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Henry's Law and its corresponding constant k_H have been expressed in a variety of different, yet effectively equivalent, fashions.
A Henry's law constant for C₂H₂ in benzene at 25°C is:
k_H(C₂H₂,benzene) = 2.0×10^-1 M/atm

85 mL of benzene is kept under C₂H₂ gas at a pressure of 1.19 atm and 25°C.
Calculate the equilibrium concentration of C₂H₂ dissolved in the benzene ([C₂H₂]_C6H6)

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