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Class 12 · Chemistry · Easy
→If a liquid has high vapour pressure, how will its volatility be?
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→Why is it difficult to establish proper equilibrium vapour pressure in an open container?
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→When does vapour pressure become constant in a closed container?
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→What is the general effect of lowered vapour pressure on freezing point?
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→What is the effect of lowered vapour pressure on boiling point of a solution?
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→Relative lowering of vapour pressure is related to what when the solute is non-volatile?
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→Which solution will show greater lowering of vapour pressure?
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→Lowering of vapour pressure is considered what type of property?
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→Why does salt water boil later than pure water?
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→Why does the vapour pressure of water decrease when sugar is dissolved in it?
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→How does the mole fraction of solvent change when a non-volatile solute is added?
Class 12 · Chemistry · Medium
→Which of the following liquid mixtures is an example of an approximately ideal solution and approximately obeys Raoult’s law?
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→What happens to vapour pressure of the solvent when its mole fraction decreases?
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→In Raoult's law, what does P° represent?
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→Which is the correct form of Raoult's law when the solute is non-volatile?
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→How will the boiling point of a liquid with low vapour pressure generally be?
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→How is the boiling point of a liquid with higher vapour pressure generally?
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→What is the correct condition for boiling?
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→Which liquid is more likely to have low vapour pressure?
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