Liquid Solution Flashcards

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Define Vapour pressure.

A

Vapour pressure is the pressure exerted by the vapours of a liquid which are in equilibrium with it at a given temperature. It’s not a surface phenomenon. It increase with increase in temperature.

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2
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Relative lowering of vapour pressure.

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P’-P/P’= X(Solute)

= i.n(solute)/(i.n(solute)+n(solvent))

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3
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What are ideal solution?

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Solutions which obey roults law are ideal solution. 
Delta H(mix)=0
Delta V(mix)=0
Delta S(mix)>0
Delta G(mix)
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4
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What can you say about non ideal solution with a positive deviation?

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Delta H(mix) = +ve 
Delta V(mix) = +ve 
Delta S(mix) = +ve 
Delta G(mix) = -ve

Eg- Water + Methanol / Ethanol

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5
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What can you say about non ideal solution with a negative deviation ?

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Delta H(mix) = -ve 
Delta V(mix) = -ve
Delta S(mix) = +ve 
Delta G(mix) = -ve

Eg- Water + Ethanoic Acid / Nitric Acid.

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6
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What are Azeotropes ?

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Azeotropes are binary mixtures having the same composition in liquid and vapour phase and boil at a constant temperature.

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7
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Which type of solution form minimum boiling Azeotropes at a specific composition ?

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The solution which show a large positive deviation from roults law form minimum boiling Azeotropes at a specific composition.

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Which type of solution form maximum boiling Azeotropes at a specific composition?

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The solutions which show a large negative deviation from roults law form maximum boiling Azeotropes at a specific composition.

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9
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What is osmotic pressure ?

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Osmotic pressure is the pressure which must be applied to the concentrated solution in order to stope osmosis.

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10
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On basis of osmotic pressure , what are the different type of solution that can be classified ?

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Isotonic solution- Two solutions having same osmotic pressure.
Hypertonic solution - solution with higher osmotic pressure among the two
Hypotonic solution - solution with lower osmotic pressure among the two.

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11
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Elevation in boiling point

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T(b)=i.K(b)m

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12
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Depression in freezing point

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T(f)=i.K(f)m

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13
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What is the formula for osmotic pressure?

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Pi = i. CRT

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14
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Vapour density of a gas VD=?

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VD= M/2

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15
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Molality in terms of m1, w1 and w2

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m= 1000 w1 / m1w2
; w1 = mass of solute
w2= mass of solvent
m1= molar mass of solute

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16
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Henry’s Law p=?

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p=K X
; p= partial pressure of gas above solution
K= Henry law constant
X= mole fraction of gas in solution

17
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Effect of temperature on solubility of gas ln C2/C1=?

A

ln C2/C1= ΔH/R (1/T1- 1/T2)
; ΔH= Heat of solution of 1 mole of gas
C1,C2= conc of gas at that temp

18
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Normality B in terms of w1 , E1 and V =?

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N= 1000 w1/E1 V

19
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Volume per cent in terms of w1 and V =?

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C= 100 w1/ V

20
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Volume per litre C=?

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C= 1000 w1 / V

21
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Millimoles =?

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MV = millimoles ( say x) = x/1000 moles

22
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Normality =?

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Normality = nfactor x Molarity