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Jun12-06, 09:05 AM   #1
 

Gas solubility in water...


Hello,

I'm trying to get the concentration (mg/L) of N2, O2 and Ar in air equilibrated water at 1000.9mbar, 20C and 65% humidity (clear water, salinity~0) using the following literature B and k (Bunsen coef and Henry's coef):

N2
B=15.57 cc.liter-1 atm-1.
k=7.97atm*10-4.

O2
B=29.86 cc.liter-1 atm-1.
k=4.15atm*10-4.

Ar
B=34.03cc.liter-1 atm-1.
k=3.65atm*10-4.

I confuse the unities, once and again, and again, and again...

Which would be the conc (mg/L) if I dissolve 10mL of air in excess (by hydrostatic pressure).

thanks a lot,
merely
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