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In general what is the effect of increased temperature e on solubility of a gas
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In general what is the effect of increased temperature e on solubility of a gas

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Solubility increases, considering the molecules when heated will spread out and become more active. I’m not sure how a gas can be considered soluble but my beginning remarks are standard laws
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if theres choices its C i had the question before lol comment if im wrong then ill fix it

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