Solubility of CS2: Temperature Effects

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The picture here is the solubility of CS2 as per the variation of temperature . As per my knowledge when we increase the temperature the ionic product of water increases i.e H+ and OH- ions increases so due to this the ion induced dipole interaction must increase hence the solubility must increase right? If I'm wrong at any point please correct me there and guide me. Thankyou
 

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Yes (Kw goes up with temperature), no, it doesn't have to change the solubility of CS2, especially as the amounts of ions are still pretty minute.
 
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Yes (Kw goes up with temperature), no, it doesn't have to change the solubility of CS2, especially as the amounts of ions are still pretty minute.
Ohk if you are right then why its solubility is decreasing
 
Probably for the same reason solubility of most inert gases goes down with the temperature (even if CS2 at STP is not a gas).
 
Thats what...I want to know the reason...
 
Could CS2 have poor solute-solvent interaction? It is a linear molecule with very weak diametrically opposing dipoles. As temperature increases the evaporation of CS2 would increase leaving a lower concentration remaining in solution. Wikipedia - Physical Properties of CS2 does show a rapid decrease in concentration as a function of temp. Here's the published trend.
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