Homework Help: Chemistry

Posted by Sally on Friday, February 2, 2007 at 5:08pm.

A vessel of 9.49 L in volume contains 3.37 L of pure water at 25∑C. A partial pressure of 4.73 atm of CO2 is quickly injected into the space above the water. Calculate the partial pressure of carbon dioxide remaining once the solution has become saturated with the gas. Henry's constant for CO2 at this temperature is 0.0350 M atm-1.

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