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... pressure of the vapor when equilibrium has thus been attained is a function of the liquid substance and of the temperature and is termed the vapor pressure of the liquid . Vapor pressure is a measure of the volatility of a liquid , of ...
... pressure of the vapor when equilibrium has thus been attained is a function of the liquid substance and of the temperature and is termed the vapor pressure of the liquid . Vapor pressure is a measure of the volatility of a liquid , of ...
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... vapor pressure at 70 ° C from 542.50 to 540.77 torr . Calculate the molecular weight of the solute . - 540.77 or 1.73 torr . The relative Solution : The vapor pressure lowering is 542.50 lowering is 1.73 divided by 542.5 . Using ...
... vapor pressure at 70 ° C from 542.50 to 540.77 torr . Calculate the molecular weight of the solute . - 540.77 or 1.73 torr . The relative Solution : The vapor pressure lowering is 542.50 lowering is 1.73 divided by 542.5 . Using ...
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... vapor pressure , and thus the escaping tendency of the solvent , from that solution until it is equal to the escaping tendency from the more dilute solution . The effect of external pressure on the vapor pressure is described by the ...
... vapor pressure , and thus the escaping tendency of the solvent , from that solution until it is equal to the escaping tendency from the more dilute solution . The effect of external pressure on the vapor pressure is described by the ...
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