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<p>The concentration of Ar in the ocean at 25 Celsius is11.5<em>m</em>M. The Henry's law constant for Ar is 1.5X 10^3 mol X L^- 1 atm^- 1.<br /><br />Calculate themass of Ar in a liter of ocean water.</p>
<p><em>m </em>=<br /><br />Calculatethe partial pressure of Ar in the atmosphere.</p>
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