A recently published revision of the absorption coefficients for oxygen in water has prompted a reinvestigation of the subject by a new microgasometric technique. A known volume of gas‐free water (approximately 1 ml) was brought into contact with oxygen at constant pressure and temperature. The oxygen uptake and the amount of water were measured with a micrometer burette. The results obtained at 6°, 12°, 18°, and 24° C confirm the standard handbook values of Winkler and Fox to within ±1% of a.
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