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... diluting the solvent , the vapor pressure of the solvent . When the solution is reasonably dilute , perhaps 0.1 m or less , it behaves very nearly ideally , since the environ- ment of a solvent molecule is not greatly changed by the ...
... diluting the solvent , the vapor pressure of the solvent . When the solution is reasonably dilute , perhaps 0.1 m or less , it behaves very nearly ideally , since the environ- ment of a solvent molecule is not greatly changed by the ...
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... dilute solu- tions that involve phase equilibria . The first of these is depression of the freezing point of a pure solvent by a solute . It is assumed that the solution of interest is sufficiently dilute and of such a nature that ...
... dilute solu- tions that involve phase equilibria . The first of these is depression of the freezing point of a pure solvent by a solute . It is assumed that the solution of interest is sufficiently dilute and of such a nature that ...
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... dilute solution of lithium sulfate . 17. Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction of dilute solutions of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate , using the data in Table 5-4 and the fact that the enthalpy of formation of solid CaCO ...
... dilute solution of lithium sulfate . 17. Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction of dilute solutions of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate , using the data in Table 5-4 and the fact that the enthalpy of formation of solid CaCO ...
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