Asked by krystal
                What happens to the solubility of oxygen gas (O2) in water in each situation?
	
	
a. The pressure of O2 over the solution is decreased.
solubility decreases
solubility remains the same
solubility increases
	
	
b. The temperature is decreased.
solubility remains the same
solubility increases
solubility decreases
            
        a. The pressure of O2 over the solution is decreased.
solubility decreases
solubility remains the same
solubility increases
b. The temperature is decreased.
solubility remains the same
solubility increases
solubility decreases
Answers
                    Answered by
            krystal
            
    is b solubility increases
    
                    Answered by
            krystal
            
    is a. solubility decreases
    
                    Answered by
            krystal
            
    nevermind b should be solubilty decreases right
    
                    Answered by
            DrBob222
            
    Most gases are more soluble at higher pressures. Most gases are more soluble at low T. 
Think of the carbonated beverages. When you open the cap gas rushes out. That's because you have decreased the pressure of the gas from whatever it is in the bottle to 1 atm outside the bottle. And we serve carbonated beverages cold rather than hot; CO2 is more soluble in the cold.
    
Think of the carbonated beverages. When you open the cap gas rushes out. That's because you have decreased the pressure of the gas from whatever it is in the bottle to 1 atm outside the bottle. And we serve carbonated beverages cold rather than hot; CO2 is more soluble in the cold.
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