The graph below shows the solubility of sulphur dioxide gas at different temperatures. Use the following in it to answer the questions that follow. From the graph...

      

The graph below shows the solubility of sulphur dioxide gas at different
temperatures. Use the following in it to answer the questions that follow.

From the graph determine:
I The lowest temperature at which 1,000cm³ of solution would contain
116g of sulphur dioxide.
II The maximum mass of sulphur dioxide that would dissolve in 15 litres of
solution at 10⁰C

  

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Kavungya answered the question on June 22, 2019 at 06:25

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