SOLUTIONS
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A. Types of Solutions
B. Concentration Terms
Properties & Key Points:
\( M \)
: Molarity.
\( n \)
: Moles of solute.
\( V \)
: Volume of solution in liters.
\( m \)
: Molality.
C. Henry’s Law
Properties & Key Points:
Henry's Law
: The solubility of a gas in a liquid is directly proportional to the partial pressure of the gas.
\( C \)
: Concentration of the gas.
\( k_H \)
: Henry’s law constant.
\( p \)
: Partial pressure of the gas.
D. Raoult’s Law
Properties & Key Points:
\( p_A \)
: Partial vapor pressure of component A.
\( p_A^0 \)
: Vapor pressure of pure component A.
\( X_A \)
: Mole fraction of component A.
E. Colligative Properties
Properties & Key Points:
\( \Delta T_b \)
: Elevation in boiling point.
\( K_b \)
: Molal boiling point elevation constant.
\( m \)
: Molality of the solution.
\( \Delta T_f \)
: Depression in freezing point.
\( K_f \)
: Molal freezing point depression constant.
\( \pi \)
: Osmotic pressure.
\( M \)
: Molarity of the solution.
\( R \)
: Gas constant.
\( T \)
: Temperature in Kelvin.
F. Van’t Hoff Factor (\( i \))
Accounts for ionization or dissociation of solutes in solution.
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