Class 12th "Solutions"

1.  Vapour Pressure Lowering : when we adding a vapourised solute in the normal solvent there after changed in vapour pressure is called lowering of vapour pressure. 
If any of pure solvent vapour pressure is and vapour pressure of solution is p, 
Than,  lowering of vapour pressure = p°-p
And relative lowering of vapour pressure = p°-p/p°
[A] Measurement of Relative Lowering of Vapour Pressure : for the measurement the Ostward and Walker's dynamic method is most important method to measurement. 

[B]   Determination of molecular mass of a solute from Relative Lowering of Vapour Pressure : The formula of the calculating the molecular mass of solute as 

Where, M' = molecular weight of solute. 
w = molar mass of solute. 
W = molar mass of solvent. 
M = molecular weight of solvent. 

•  Elevation of Boiling Point
    • Boiling point : it is the temperature that the substances that the vapour pressure are equavalent to the atmospheric pressure is called boiling point. 
Example : boiling Point of water is 373K (100°C) e.g. it mean that the vapour pressure of pure water is equavalent to atmospheric pressure at 373K . 
[A]  Elevation of Boiling Point : Cause of increasing the boiling point when Solute mixed in solvent. 

[B]  Calculate the Elevation of Boiling Point : The formula is given below 
  The Malal Elevation Constant(Kb) of few Solvents :

•   Depression of Freezing Point : The difference in temperature between a solution freezing point and the freezing point of it's pure solvent. 



Some Molal Depression Constant of Solvents(Kf)
[A]   Determination of Molecular Mass of the Solute
Where, Kf = Molal depression Constant. 
∆Tf = Freezing point of solvent. 
w = molar mass of solute. 
W = molar mass of solvent. 
M' = molecular weight of solute. 


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