When a gas is dissolved in a liquid, what happens when the pressure increases?

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Jim Schubert · Answer 1 · 2022-06-06T10:20:11+0000

Answer: B, the gas is being squeezed out of the liquid.

Explanation: The gas does not want to be trapped inside of the liquid, so it is trying to force it’s way out. Therefore creating more pressure in the container or whatever the liquid is being held in.

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