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If `CO_(2)` gas having a partial pressure of 1.67 bar is bubbled through 1 L water at 298 K, the amount of `CO_(2)` dissolved in water in `"g L"^(-1)` is approximately :
(Herny's law constant of `CO_(2)`is 1.67 k bar at 298 K)

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