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Henrys Law Constants: acetylene to carbon_monoxide

Henry's Law constants for gas solubility in water — solubility form H_cp [mol/L/atm], volatility form H_kH [atm·L/mol], dimensionless form H_cc, and van't Hoff temperature-dependence parameter d(lnH)/d(1/T) [K]; covers 20 gases at 25°C reference in water; per Sander (2023) Atmos. Chem. Phys. compilation

Chemical Engineeringgas: acetylene to carbon_monoxide5 rows
gasH cp mol per L atm (mol/L/atm)H dimensionless (dimensionless)H kH atm L per mol (atm·L/mol)dln H d 1 T K (K)formulanotessolventtemperature C (C)
acetylene0.041570.983624.061,800C2H2Moderately soluble; used in welding; also known as ethyne; H_dimensionless near 1water25
ammonia59.780.0006840.016734,200NH3Extremely soluble; forms NH4+ in water; strongly temperature-sensitive; almost entirely in liquidwater25
argon0.00141928.82704.91,400ArNoble gas; slightly soluble; used in dissolved gas analysiswater25
carbon_dioxide0.034451.18729.032,300CO2Physical solubility of undissociated CO2 only; total dissolved C higher due to carbonate equilibriawater25
carbon_monoxide0.00098341.581,0171,300COVery sparingly soluble; toxicity riskwater25

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