In geochemistry, for a silicate melt, the right side of this law becomes the exponential of negative beta times the difference in excess chemical potentials. This law's metallurgical equivalent is Sievert's law. The nonideal behavior of a solution follows (*) Raoult's law at high concentrations and this law at low concentrations. This law can be stated as C equals its namesake constant times P and explains why divers experience decompression sick
In geochemistry, for a silicate melt, the right side of this law becomes the exponential of negative beta times the difference in excess chemical potentials. This law's metallurgical equivalent is Sievert's law. The nonideal behavior of a solution follows (*) Raoult's law at high concentrations and this law at low concentrations. This law can be stated as C equals its namesake constant times P and explains why divers experience decompression sickness. For 10 points, name this law which states that the amount of dissolved gas is proportional to its partial pressure.
In geochemistry, for a silicate melt, the right side of this law becomes the exponential of negative beta times the difference in excess chemical potentials.
Henry's Law