The coefficient in this law is affected by temperature, even though it is a constant.
The coefficient in this law is affected by temperature, even though it is a constant. One way to phrase it involves its fugacity, assuming it the solute involved is non-dissociative and diluted to a large extent. It is commonly used in geophysics, and the dimensionless form of it is calculated by the ratio of the concentration of the solvent and solute. For ten points, name this law that explains the fizz given off in soda by relating partial pressure to concentration of a dissolved gas.
The coefficient in this law is affected by temperature, even though it is a constant.
Henry's Law