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According to Henry’s Law, what causes a solute to absorb more gases into solution?
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According to Henry’s Law, what causes a solute to absorb more gases into solution?

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According to Henry's law, which was stated in the early 1800's by WIlliam Henry, is that the mass of a solute causes it to absorb more gases into a solution.

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