1. Apr 11, 2004 #1

   garytse86

   

   As temperature increases, the solubility of gases decreases, but why?
   
   Gary

    

   garytse86, Apr 11, 2004
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3. Apr 11, 2004 #2

   GCT

   

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   Evaporation and condensation occurs primarily at the surface. As temperature increases the kinetic energy at the surface increases and more molecules have a chance to escape rather and less to condensate.
   
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   GCT, Apr 11, 2004

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