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At 0°C and at 1.0 atm as much as 0.56 g of CO2 can dissolve in...

At 0°C and at 1.0 atm as much as 0.56 g of CO2 can dissolve in water.  At 0°C and 5.5 atm, how many grams of CO2 dissolve in 1 L of water ? Show your work.

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