Explain what mass of the compound must be added of water

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A fragrance compound with molecular weight of 136 g/mol is to be added to an aqueous solution to form a consumer product. A Henry's Law constant of 3.4*10^4 kPa*kg/mol has been measured for this compound in water at 37 C. What mass of this compound must be added to 1 kg of water to form a mixture above which the vapor pressure (equilibrium partial pressure) of this fragrance is 2 Torr?

Reference no: EM13654471

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