According to Henry's Law , the partial p...

According to Henry's Law , the partial pressure of gas `(P_(g)^(1))` is directly , propotional to molefraction of gas in dissolved state , i.e. , `P_("gas")^(1)=K_(H).X_("gas")`. Which are correct .

A

`K_(H)` is charecteristic constant for a given gas solvent system

B

Higher is the value of `K_(H)` lower is solubility of gas for a given partial pressure of gas

C

`K_(H)` has temperature dependence

D

`K_(H)` increases with temperature

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A, B, C, D

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