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what are the limitations of Henry's law?

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After saturation occur . increase pressure then does not effect as solubility remainder same.
For any dissolution energy require. so there must be a sufficient temperature so that gas dissolves.
gas does not dissociatio or associate. for example hcl gas dissociate so it does not follow Henry law. After dissociation it intereact with solvent .

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