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... vapor pressure of the liquid . Vapor pressure is a measure of the volatility of a liquid , of the ease with which it can be converted into a gas . It measures the escaping tendency of molecules from the liquid phase , and it is thus an ...
... vapor pressure of the liquid . Vapor pressure is a measure of the volatility of a liquid , of the ease with which it can be converted into a gas . It measures the escaping tendency of molecules from the liquid phase , and it is thus an ...
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... vapor pressures of benzene and of toluene , and total vapor pressures of the mixture , for solutions of benzene and toluene at 40 ° C . Composition varies from pure benzene on the left to pure toluene on the right . These are the ratios ...
... vapor pressures of benzene and of toluene , and total vapor pressures of the mixture , for solutions of benzene and toluene at 40 ° C . Composition varies from pure benzene on the left to pure toluene on the right . These are the ratios ...
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... vapor pres- sure of any liquid . Thus one should regard the action of applying pres- sure to the more concentrated solution as that of raising the vapor pressure , and thus the escaping tendency of the solvent , from that solution until ...
... vapor pres- sure of any liquid . Thus one should regard the action of applying pres- sure to the more concentrated solution as that of raising the vapor pressure , and thus the escaping tendency of the solvent , from that solution until ...
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