Henry reaction heterogeneous phase method

The last term arises from Eq. (15.32) applied to species C, Eq. (15.27) applied to B, and the fact that aA = fA for species A in the gas phase. Since K depends on the standard states, the value of K is not the same as that obtained when the standard state for each species is chosen as the ideal-gas state at 1 bar. However, all methods theoretically lead to the same equilibrium composition, provided Henry s law as applied to species C in solution is valid. In practice, a particular choice of standard states may simplify calculations or yield more accurate results, because it makes better use of the limited data normally available. The nature of the calculations required for heterogeneous reactions is illustrated in the following example. 

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