solid solute (a particular non volatile solute) dissolved in a volatile solvent
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY
PORPERTIES OF MOLECULES IN A SOLUTION
ex: molar mass (tinototal kasi siya)
ADDITIVE PROPERTIES
PROPERTIES
CONSTITUTIVE PROPERTIES
PROPERTIES
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES
4 COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES
mga nagbabago sa property ng solution kapag nalagyan ng solute
Veggie kulang sa supply, Burger sa taas, Fries na malungkot, may Order ma-pressure ka!
ALWAYS REMEMBER !!!!
kapag naglagay ka ng SOLUTE sa solvent, magbabago na ang colligative property nito
nakaapekto na ang solute sa solvent, at naging solution na siya
OK SALAMAT
values of colligative properties are the same for different solutes as the same molar concentration
mostly organic substances
same ang value kahit iba iba ang solute basta same ang molar conc.
NON-ELECTROLYTES
values of colligative properties depend on the number of ions
considers the **i factor **
STRONG ELECTROLYTES
ionic compounds
strong acids, strong bases
values of colligative properties depend on ionization
ionization is partial
WEAK ELECTROLYTES
weak acids, weak bases
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY
the solute should be
NONVOLATILE
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY
the solvent is usually
WATER
COLLIGATIVE PROPERTY
the solutions should be in what concentration
DILUTE
WATER IS PURE, DOES NOT CONTAIN SOLUTE
VAPOR PRESSURE
23.8 mmHg
WATER IS PURE, DOES NOT CONTAIN SOLUTE
BOILING POINT
100 C
WATER IS PURE, DOES NOT CONTAIN SOLUTE
FREEZING POINT
0 C
WATER IS PURE, DOES NOT CONTAIN SOLUTE
OSMOTIC PRESSURE
DOES NOT EXIST
when a ____ is added or is dissolved in water and creates a solution, the properties of water are changed when a solution is formed
NONVOLATILE SOLUTE
what is the effect in the vapor pressure of water which is 23.8 mmHg when a nonvolatile solute is added
VAPOR PRESSURE LOWERING
the vapor pressure of a solution is ____ than the pure solvent
LESS
the escaping tendency of the solvent is explained by
RAOULT’S LAW
the vapor pressure of a solution containing a nonvolatile solute is lowered porportional to the relative number
RAOULT’S LAW
formula for change in vapor pressure ∆P
∆P = P₁º x 0.018 x m
m - molal conc.
P₁º - pressure
formula for new vapor pressure
given yung change in pressure ∆P
Psoln = P₀ - ∆P