I'm trying to work out the change in a gas/solution composition once they have equilibrated and I'm rather stuck at the moment.
The exchange is taking place in a sealed flask and the gas inside will be 40% oxygen, 5% carbon dioxide and 55% nitrogen.
The solution will begin at 21% oxygen, 5% carbon dioxide and 74% nitrogen.
All of this is taking place at 37oc.
I'm fairly sure I need to use Dalton's Law but it's been 4+ years since I've had to use it and I seem to have forgotten everything. Any help would be great!
The exchange is taking place in a sealed flask and the gas inside will be 40% oxygen, 5% carbon dioxide and 55% nitrogen.
The solution will begin at 21% oxygen, 5% carbon dioxide and 74% nitrogen.
All of this is taking place at 37oc.
I'm fairly sure I need to use Dalton's Law but it's been 4+ years since I've had to use it and I seem to have forgotten everything. Any help would be great!