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2.1.4. Effect of pressure and temperature
The amount of gas dissolved in a given volume of water depends on the pressure of the gas, twice as much gas will be dissolved. The proportionality between gas pressure and the amount dissolved is known as Herry’s law and can be expressed as follows $$V_g = \alpha \ {P_g \over 760}.VH_2O$$ α = solubility co-efficient Vg = Milliliter of gas dissolved in water at STPD Pg = Pressure VH2O = Volume of water Solubility of gases decreases with increasing temperature and solute concentration. Dissolved Oxygen level mlO2 / litre
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