Example: Calculate AP, 4Tf, Tb and TT for solutions which are 1% by weight in Benzene of solutes with M=10² and 105 Data: at 25°c, P₁° = 95.9 Torr 4H4 = 10.6 kJ/mole 4Hy = 30.8 kJ/mole (= 0.879 9/m³ Results: M₂/n, M₂ = 10² 7.88×103 T° = 5.5°C Tb° = 80.1°C M₂=105 1.88x106 c: weight concentration. AT lim 2-0 C ΔΤ, lim 2-0 C RT2 PAH, M G.) lim- c-0 C RT2 ΡΔΗ, M₁ I RT M₁ Pi-Pi Pi -=X₂

Example: Calculate AP, 4Tf, Tb and TT for solutions which are 1% by weight in Benzene of solutes with M=10² and 105 Data: at 25°c, P₁° = 95.9 Torr 4H4 = 10.6 kJ/mole 4Hy = 30.8 kJ/mole (= 0.879 9/m³ Results: M₂/n, M₂ = 10² 7.88×103 T° = 5.5°C Tb° = 80.1°C M₂=105 1.88x106 c: weight concentration. AT lim 2-0 C ΔΤ, lim 2-0 C RT2 PAH, M G.) lim- c-0 C RT2 ΡΔΗ, M₁ I RT M₁ Pi-Pi Pi -=X₂

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Chapter13: Solutions And Their Behavior

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