Why does the solubility of any gas in water decrease with rising temperature?

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The solubility of the gas is reduced when thermal energy is added to the solution, which overcomes the forces of attraction between the solvent molecules and the gas molecules.

Just consider it from a straightforward angle. Is it true that heating a solvent accelerates evaporation? Which glass will entirely evaporate first, at a temperature of 25 or 75 degrees, if you place the same amount of water in them both?

Gases are already inherently gases. Imagine how anxious gas molecules would be to escape if solvent molecules were to want to escape from the bulk solvent when the temperature was raised.

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