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... solvent and dilute solution is to be determined , relative rather than direct procedures are employed . Usually a comparison is made with a solution of known vapor pressure . When water is the solvent , solutions of potassium chloride ...
... solvent and dilute solution is to be determined , relative rather than direct procedures are employed . Usually a comparison is made with a solution of known vapor pressure . When water is the solvent , solutions of potassium chloride ...
Page 78
... solvent from the solution at the temperature at which pure solvent boils at the same external pressure . This equation can be simplified , as was done for the corresponding equation for the freezing point depression , by assuming the ...
... solvent from the solution at the temperature at which pure solvent boils at the same external pressure . This equation can be simplified , as was done for the corresponding equation for the freezing point depression , by assuming the ...
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... solvent n , is equal to the total volume of solvent that contains n2 moles of solute . For aqueous solutions , the number of moles of solute per liter of solvent is practically the same as the num- ber of moles of solute per kilogram of ...
... solvent n , is equal to the total volume of solvent that contains n2 moles of solute . For aqueous solutions , the number of moles of solute per liter of solvent is practically the same as the num- ber of moles of solute per kilogram of ...
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