Class 12th "Solution"

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A Brief Introduction of Solution Topics which we will discuss in this chapter :

•  What is Solution. ? 

•  Types of Solution. 

•  Composition of a Solutions. 

•  Solutions of gases in liquids. 

•  Henry's Law. 

•  Limitations of Henry's Law. 

•  Solutions of Solids in Liquids. 

•  Mechanism of Dissolution. 

•  Solubility. 

•  Raoult's Law. 

•  Ideal Solutions. 

•  Non-Ideal Solutions. 

•  Colligative Properties. 

•  Boiling Point. 

•  melting Point. 

•  Freezing Point. 

•  Osmosis.

•  Osmotic Pressure. 

•  Van't Hoff's Equation. 

•  Van't Hoff's Factor. 

•  Isotonic Solution. 

•  Hypertonic Solution. 

•  Hypotonic Solution. 


                

                             Thank you ! 


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