FTP, identify this law of chemistry that states that an empirical constant with dimensions of pressure multiplied by the mole fraction gives a solution's vapor pressure.
Familiar applications of this law include the carbonation of beverages and the dissolving of oxygen in blood. This law holds true for a solute whenever Raoult's law is valid for a solvent, and a solution is termed ideal when both are in agreement. Its namesake scientist determined that the necessary constant of proportionality is not the vapor pressure of the pure substance. FTP, identify this law of chemistry that states that an empirical constant with dimensions of pressure multiplied by the mole fraction gives a solution's vapor pressure.
Familiar applications of this law include the carbonation of beverages and the dissolving of oxygen in blood.
{Henry’s} law