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I am trying to model the behavior of oxygen in water. However there is so little oxygen in water I don't think I could measure concentrations of it experimentally.
Does anyone have advice on what I might be able to use as a replacement for oxygen?
I need to find something (a gas?) that is more soluble in water then oxygen, which is of similar size to O2, which I can more easily measure experimentally.
Thanks!
Does anyone have advice on what I might be able to use as a replacement for oxygen?
I need to find something (a gas?) that is more soluble in water then oxygen, which is of similar size to O2, which I can more easily measure experimentally.
Thanks!