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Nice video. Can you please explain how vapour pressure of a solution is different from partial pressure of an individual component present within the same mixture ?
I have a question. If we add salt to water then we raise its boiling point. And vapor pressure is also defined as the temperature at which a liquid boils. For example, the vapor pressure of water at 100 degrees Celcius is 1 atm (i.e. atmospheric pressure). So does adding solute reduce the vapor pressure or increase the vapor pressure?
I have a question. For the given problem in the video, by adding a non-volatile solute, we have reduced the overall vapor pressure of solution as against one with only water. From what I understand, having a higher vapor pressure means solution is volatile and hence lower BP. So, does that mean that by reducing the vapor pressure of solution, the BP of the solution has increased?
sry for the late reply. Yeah boiling point increases when vapour pressure is decreased. Thats why the boiling point of a solution is more than the boiling point of the pure solvent
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I’ve always bridled to watch english videos of subjects that I don‘t understand but you sir showed me, that the language is no barrier. I understood it perfectly, especially with the visualization.
Greetings from University of Bern, Switzerland
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can't understand what's essentially the difference b/w Raoult's law and Henry's law.
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Raoult law is special case of Henry law
Nice video. Can you please explain how vapour pressure of a solution is different from partial pressure of an individual component present within the same mixture ?
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I have a question. If we add salt to water then we raise its boiling point. And vapor pressure is also defined as the temperature at which a liquid boils. For example, the vapor pressure of water at 100 degrees Celcius is 1 atm (i.e. atmospheric pressure). So does adding solute reduce the vapor pressure or increase the vapor pressure?
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I have a question. For the given problem in the video, by adding a non-volatile solute, we have reduced the overall vapor pressure of solution as against one with only water. From what I understand, having a higher vapor pressure means solution is volatile and hence lower BP. So, does that mean that by reducing the vapor pressure of solution, the BP of the solution has increased?
sry for the late reply. Yeah boiling point increases when vapour pressure is decreased. Thats why the boiling point of a solution is more than the boiling point of the pure solvent
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great video but for the mole fraction, the top part is supposed to be moles of solute you put moles of solvent
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Sir, How did you get the vapor pressure of the h2o at 25° celsius. Is there a formula?
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So this law is only defined for ideal liquids , hence we can't take alcohol and water as examples ?
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thanks alot you're a life saver ... so to sum up i can say that raoult's law works for ideal solution and it solvent in dilute solutions ?
because i didnt understand why the molar fraction of solute is = 0.5 ? it's not dilute solution so i can't apply raoult's law !
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