Define thermodynamic equilibrium constant for liquid-gas

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thermodynamic equilibrium constant (K) for liquid-gas partitioning is a ratio of the analyte concentration in liquid phase to its concentration in gas phase. for some system K=10 at room temperature (25*C). find K value for this system at 80*C. Explain.

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