This law becomes inapplicable when excess chemical potential of solute is relatively constant, and effects such as H-bond percolation are negligible.
This law becomes inapplicable when excess chemical potential of solute is relatively constant, and effects such as H-bond percolation are negligible. The temperature variance of its namesake constant can be found using the Van't Hoff-Arrhenius relation. This law's namesake "region" is located at the bottom left of an activity-composition diagram, and it works best with low solute concentration and low partial pressures. For 10 points, name this law relating the amount of gas dissolved in a liquid to the partial pressure of the gas above that liquid.
This law becomes inapplicable when excess chemical potential of solute is relatively constant, and effects such as H-bond percolation are negligible.
{Henry's} Law