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4. Which of the following systems will have the lowest vapor pressure? a) 0.75 molal C12H22011(aq) b) 1.75 molal C₁2H22011(aq) c) pure water

4. Which of the following systems will have the lowest vapor pressure? a) 0.75 molal C12H22011(aq) b) 1.75 molal C₁2H22011(aq) c) pure water

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AM Wed Feb 1 Q 20 0 BIOLOGY 09.Chapter+16+Second+Lecture+Assignment Given info: ☆. 4. Which of the following systems will have the lowest vapor pressure? a) 0.75 molal C12H22011(aq) b) 1.75 molal C12H22011(aq) c) pure water Pvap solution=Xsolvent Posolvent Pvap solution XA PA + XB PºB |AT|= /kb molality solute |AT|=ike molality solute Personal Finance 5. Which of the following systems will have the highest melting point? a) 0.75 molal C12H22O11(aq) b) 1.75 molal C12H22O11(aq) c) pure water 09.Chapter+16+Second+Lectu Pvap,solution XA in vapor phase = PA XA 5è
Transcribed Image Text:AM Wed Feb 1 Q 20 0 BIOLOGY 09.Chapter+16+Second+Lecture+Assignment Given info: ☆. 4. Which of the following systems will have the lowest vapor pressure? a) 0.75 molal C12H22011(aq) b) 1.75 molal C12H22011(aq) c) pure water Pvap solution=Xsolvent Posolvent Pvap solution XA PA + XB PºB |AT|= /kb molality solute |AT|=ike molality solute Personal Finance 5. Which of the following systems will have the highest melting point? a) 0.75 molal C12H22O11(aq) b) 1.75 molal C12H22O11(aq) c) pure water 09.Chapter+16+Second+Lectu Pvap,solution XA in vapor phase = PA XA 5è
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Raoult's law : It states that partial vapour pressure of a  solvent in a solution is equal to the vapour pressure of the pure solvent multiplied by its mole fraction in the solution. 

Pvapour solution =  χsolvent Posolvent 

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