● For ideal solution behavior (Raoult's Law), the molar conductivity (A) should be independent of solution concentration. Why? The presence of coulombic interactions between ions (solutions with concentration above 0.001 M) are strong enough to cause a significant deviation from ideal behavior in a process called ...... (Define it).

● For ideal solution behavior (Raoult's Law), the molar conductivity (A) should be independent of solution concentration. Why? The presence of coulombic interactions between ions (solutions with concentration above 0.001 M) are strong enough to cause a significant deviation from ideal behavior in a process called ...... (Define it).

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter12: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.84QE

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