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Henry's Law constants
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Robert Belford
I think the Henry's law constants on this page are wrong, with K having units of (mol-atm), which makes no sense. these are using the values that align with this Wikipedia article (Sanders 2015 - half way down) where K has units of atm/mol and would be written has P=kC. Now in my class we write this as C=kP, where k would have units of mol/atm which is the way the wikipedia articles initially writes it, but the table by Sanders has the reciprocal value So I think the table has it the way Sanders did, but you can not deduce that from the units, which are nonsense. I think some thought needs to be given here, and I would prefer to use the reciprocals of the values in the table, with units of mol/atm. But mol-atm makes no sense to me. Anyways, please let me know if I am missing something. Cheers, -- Bob Dr. Robert E. Belford Professor UALR Department of Chemistry 501 916-6540
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Robert Belford
The second column of the table is the way I prefer, but we are using the first, and the units make no sense
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Dr. Robert E. Belford Professor UALR Department of Chemistry 501 916-6540
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