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The graph(blue lines are what you want) only goes till $50^o C$, but we can extrapolate and say that the oxygen level will become a fifth or so by the time the water reaches its boiling point.
The solubility comes from Henry's law, but I don't know the temperature dependance of the proportionality constant $k_H$--I'll check it out tomorrow and edit it in..
The graph(blue lines are what you want) only goes till $50^o C$, but we can extrapolate and say that the oxygen level will become a fifth or so by the time the water reaches its boiling point.
The solubility comes from Henry's law, but I don't know the temperature dependance of the proportionality constant $k_H$--I'll check it out tomorrow and edit it in..
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The graph(blue lines are what you want) only goes till $50^o C$, but we can extrapolate and say that the oxygen level will become a fifth or so by the time the water reaches its boiling point.
The solubility comes from Henry's law, but I don't know the temperature dependance of the proportionality constant $k_H$--I'll check it out tomorrow and edit it in..
