Gases from the atmosphere can diffuse into liquids, such as water, and dissolve within them.
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Gases from the atmosphere can diffuse into liquids, such as water, and dissolve within them.
Gases from the atmosphere interact with liquids through diffusion, where molecules move from regions of higher concentration to lower concentration, leading to dissolution and equilibrium between the two phases.