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One hundred mL of air is contacted with 1 L of water at 10 degres C...

One hundred mL of air is contacted with 1 L of water at 10 degres C in a closed vessel. The water is initially devoid of oxygen. What are the concentration of dissolved oxygen once the system comes to equilibrium? Express your answer as mg O2 /L (aq) to the nearest hundredth.

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