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This post was last edited by Gorō Bagua Stick on 2015-9-9 21:30. True or False: Oxygen can dissolve in water, but there is a certain saturation level. This saturation level is related to water temperature and pressure; generally, it is inversely proportional to water temperature and directly proportional to pressure. A. Correct; B, wrong. Answer: A. Correct
Oxygen can dissolve in water, but there is a certain saturation level. This saturation level depends on water temperature and pressure; generally, it is inversely proportional to water temperature and directly proportional to pressure. A. Correct; B, wrong. Answer: A
Oxygen can dissolve in water, but there is a certain saturation level. This saturation level depends on water temperature and pressure; generally, it is inversely proportional to water temperature and directly proportional to pressure. A A. Correct; B, wrong.
Error; it should be proportional to water temperature and inversely proportional to pressure
That’s correct; the higher the temperature, the easier it is for gases to escape, and the higher the pressure, the easier it is for substances to dissolve.
Oxygen can dissolve in water, but there is a certain saturation level. This saturation level depends on water temperature and pressure; generally, it is inversely proportional to water temperature and directly proportional to pressure