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Given partial pressure of atmospheric N2 (in atm) p N2= 0.80*0.96 (atm) = 0.768 atm, calculate...

Given partial pressure of atmospheric N2 (in atm) p N2= 0.80*0.96 (atm) = 0.768 atm, calculate the molar concentration of N2 in water. How does solubility of Oxygen in water change, as temperature increases? and explain why

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