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Calculate the molar fraction of nitrogen gas, N2,(g) which is dissolved in water at sea level....

Calculate the molar fraction of nitrogen gas, N2,(g) which is dissolved in water at sea level. The molar fraction N2 (g) in air at sea level is 0.78. Assume that nitrogen gas behaves as an ideal gas under these conditions.

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