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which are the insoluble gases in water
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Answer / snow white
co2 and nitrogen is insoluble in water ......
oxygen is soluble ......
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Answer / pratyush agarwal
Helium, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, ammonia, carbon monoxide and dioxide, argon, methane, ethane, ethyline, chlorine gas. All are soluble in water.
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Answer / ajit
All the gases are soluble in water based on their solubility.
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Answer / vidhya.s
may be ammonia. but not oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen surely..
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Answer / edmund blackadder
Anything apart from CO2, O2 and H2?
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Answer / lingling
Oxygen is insoluble.
hydrogen and carbon dioxide are moderately soluble.
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