When pressure is slowly applied to a gas that is capable of dissolving in a liquid, then:

it will have no effect

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less gas will dissolve

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more gas will dissolve in that liquid

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it will catch fire

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Solution

The correct option is C more gas will dissolve in that liquid
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It states that the solubility of a gas in a liquid is directly proportional to the pressure of that gas.
$C = K \times P_{g a s}$
$⟹$ When a pressure is slowly applied to a gas that is capable of dissolving a liquid, then more gas will dissolve in that liquid.

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