Solubility=KP
K is called henrys constant
P is the partial pressure
At constant temperature solubility is directly proportional to the partial pressure
S1/S2=P1/P2
P1= 1 atm
P2= 1000 torr= (1000/760) =1.31578947368 atm
S1=0.00380 g/L
S2=(S1*P2) /P1
S2=(0.00380 g.L-1*1.315789 atm) /1 atm
S2=0.00499 g. L-1
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