The table shows four samples of carbon dioxide and the temperature of the water that they were dissolved in. Which of the samples most likely had the lowest solubility? I know the answer is sample one (78) but i can't find the right words to explain my answer.

Sample 1 = 78°

Explanation:

As per the question, while testing the solubility of a solution comprising of water and carbon dioxide, sample 1 is likely to have the lowest solubility with the temperature of the water being 78°, the maximum. The reason for this result is that the 'solubility of carbon dioxide in the water' falls with an increase in the temperature due to the increase in kinetic energy which will enhance the motion between the molecules and allow them to escape.' Thus, the water with maximum temperature will have the lowest solubility. Hence, sample 1 is the correct answer.

the product of the pressure and volume is also constant

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