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What is the solubility of oxygen in water at 100°C based on the provided table?

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0 g/100g\text{0 g/100g}

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To find the solubility of oxygen at 100∘C100^\circ \text{C}, we need to refer to the provided table.

  1. Locate 100∘C100^\circ \text{C} in the "Temperature/ ∘C^\circ \text{C}" row.

    The last column in the table shows a temperature of 100∘C100^\circ \text{C}.

  2. Read the corresponding solubility value in the "Solubility of oxygen/100g" row.

    Directly below 100∘C100^\circ \text{C}, the solubility value is 0.

    Therefore, the solubility of oxygen at 100∘C100^\circ \text{C} is 0 g/100g0 \text{ g/100g}. This indicates that oxygen is practically insoluble in water at its boiling point.

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