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... properties of liquids , such as density , viscosity , and vapor pressure , than it is to handle the correlation of gaseous properties . For liquids , a more de- tailed model is required , which takes into account such characteristics of ...
... properties of liquids , such as density , viscosity , and vapor pressure , than it is to handle the correlation of gaseous properties . For liquids , a more de- tailed model is required , which takes into account such characteristics of ...
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... properties . Since for dilute solutions the magnitude of any one of these properties is independent of the nature of the solute material although fixed by the solute concentration , the term " colligative " has also come to be applied ...
... properties . Since for dilute solutions the magnitude of any one of these properties is independent of the nature of the solute material although fixed by the solute concentration , the term " colligative " has also come to be applied ...
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... properties : from the boiling point elevation , from the vapor pressure lowering , or from the osmotic pressure , as well as from the freezing point depres- sion . The same value of i is obtained from any of the four properties , and ...
... properties : from the boiling point elevation , from the vapor pressure lowering , or from the osmotic pressure , as well as from the freezing point depres- sion . The same value of i is obtained from any of the four properties , and ...
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