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Predict the vapour pressure of solution if a nonelectrolyte volatile solute is added to a volatile solvent. Given that the solution acts non-ideally by having
Predict the vapour pressure of solution if a nonelectrolyte volatile solute is added to a volatile solvent. Given that the solution acts non-ideally by having strong solute solvent interactions compared to solvent solvent interactions. [Remember the ideal solution will follow Raoults Law, that is the solution will have solute-solvent interactions equal to the solvent-solvent and solute-solute interactions.]
A. P(NonIdealsolution)>P(solvevnt)+P(solute)
B. P(NonIdealsolution)>P(Idealsolution)
C. P(NonIdealsolution)=P(Idealsolution)
D. P(NonIdealsolution) E. Both a and b
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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life
Authors: Jeff Bennett, Bill Briggs, Mario F. Triola
4th edition
978-0321817747, 321817745, 978-0321890139, 321890132, 321817621, 978-0321817624
