Solubility of a gas X in liquid Y is given by Henry's law written as P=KH

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Solubility of a gas X in liquid Y is given by Henry's law written as $P = K_{H} \times x$ . Where $K_{H}$ is Henry constant, P is partial pressure of the gas and x is mole fraction of gas in liquid. Which of the following is incorrect about $K_{H} -$

Options:

A . It depends on nature of gas X

B . It is independent of nature of liquid Y

C . It is a function of Temperature

D . It changes with change in partial pressure of gas.

Answer: Option D
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D

Henry constant $K_{H}$ depends on nature of gas, solvent and temperature. But it does not change with partial pressure of the gas.

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