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When dissolving gases in water, the amount dissolving (decreases, does not change, increases) when the pressure is increased?

When dissolving gases in water, the amount dissolving (decreases, does not change, increases) when the pressure is increased?
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When dissolving gases in water, the amount dissolving (decreases, does not change, increases) when the pressure is increased?

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Increasing because more is being forced into liquid phase
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