Henrys Law Constants: chlorine to helium

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: chlorine to helium5 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)
chlorine0.062830.650815.923,400Cl2Soluble; hydrolyzes: Cl2 + H2O -> HOCl + HCl; H_cp is total dissolved Cl2water25
ethane0.00192521.24519.52,400C2H6More soluble than methane; natural gas componentwater25
ethylene0.005986.836167.22,200C2H4Slightly more soluble than ethane; polymerization feedstock; also known as ethenewater25
ethylene_oxide8.4120.0048620.11893,200C2H4OVery soluble; reacts slowly with water; sterilant gas; CAS 75-21-8water25
helium0.000385106.22,59783HeNoble gas; very low solubility; weak temperature dependencewater25

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