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For the solution of the gases `w,x,y and z` in water at `298 K` the Henry's law constant `(K_(H))` are `0.5,2,35` and `40 k bar`,respectively. The correct plot for the given data is :

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To solve the problem, we need to analyze the Henry's law constants for the gases W, X, Y, and Z and determine the correct plot based on their values. Here’s a step-by-step solution: ### Step 1: Understand Henry's Law Henry's law states that the partial pressure of a gas in a solution is directly proportional to its mole fraction in that solution. The equation can be expressed as: \[ P = K_H \cdot X \] where: - \( P \) = partial pressure of the gas - \( K_H \) = Henry's law constant - \( X \) = mole fraction of the gas ### Step 2: Identify the Given Data The Henry's law constants for the gases are: - \( K_H \) for W = 0.5 kbar - \( K_H \) for X = 2 kbar - \( K_H \) for Y = 35 kbar - \( K_H \) for Z = 40 kbar ### Step 3: Determine the Relationship From the equation \( P = K_H \cdot X \), we can rearrange it to express the mole fraction of water: \[ P = K_H \cdot (1 - X_{water}) \] This indicates that as the mole fraction of water increases, the partial pressure of the gas decreases, resulting in a downward slope in the plot. ### Step 4: Analyze the Slope and Intercepts - The slope of the plot will be negative because of the inverse relationship between the mole fraction of water and the partial pressure of the gas. - The y-intercept of the plot will be equal to the Henry's law constant \( K_H \) for each gas. ### Step 5: Compare the Values The values of \( K_H \) indicate the y-intercepts: - For W (0.5 kbar), the y-intercept is low. - For X (2 kbar), the y-intercept is slightly higher. - For Y (35 kbar), the y-intercept is much higher. - For Z (40 kbar), the y-intercept is the highest. ### Step 6: Determine the Correct Plot We need to find a plot that: 1. Has a downward slope (indicating a negative relationship). 2. Shows the correct order of y-intercepts based on the values of \( K_H \): - W < X < Y < Z ### Step 7: Evaluate the Options - The correct plot will show W closest to the origin, followed by X, then Y, and finally Z, all in a downward sloping manner. ### Conclusion Based on the analysis, the correct plot corresponds to the first option, which accurately reflects the values of \( K_H \) and the negative slope as per Henry's law.
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