Solutions Flashcards

1
Q

V.P of pure water =

A

1.013 bar

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2
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Rate constant depends on

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Temp

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3
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Henry’s law

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Pressure of gas above the sol is directly proportional to mole fraction of gas inside the sol.

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4
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Pressure depends on

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Nature of solute, temp, nature of solvent

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5
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Application of Henry’s law

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  1. Preparation of soda water
  2. Oxygen cylinders by scuba divers which are compressed & diluted with He
  3. Used in high altitude to prevent anoxia
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6
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Vapour pressure of a liquid

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Pressure exerted by vapours of liquid at eq.

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7
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Factors affecting vapour pressure

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  1. Nature of liquid: If intermolecular forces are strong, V.P is less
  2. Temp: directly prop
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8
Q

Raoult’s law

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In liquid-liquid sol, partial pressure exerted by one component is directly prop to its mole fraction in sol

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9
Q

Effect of adding non-volatile solute to volatile solvent

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VP decreases. So pressure exerted above the sol. is prop only to mole fraction of solvent

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10
Q

Ideal sols

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That obey Raoult’s law

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11
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Ideal sols examples

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n-hexane & n-heptane, benzene & toluene, chloroethane & bromoethane

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12
Q

For +ve deviation, P >

A

P`X

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13
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For +ve deviation, process is

A

endothermic

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14
Q

In endothermic process, ΔH(mix) & ΔV(mix) is

A

+ve

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15
Q

For ideal solns, ΔH & ΔV is

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0

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16
Q

+ve deviation examples

A

ethyl alcohols & acetone, carbondisulphide & acetone, ethyl alcohol & water

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17
Q

-ve deviation examples

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Nitric acid & water, CCl4 & acetone, Phenol & aniline

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18
Q

When intermolecular H bond is less, solns show ____ deviations

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+ve

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19
Q

Azeotropic mixture

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Mixture in which components have a definite BP & has the same composition in liquid & VP

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20
Q

Min boiling azeotropic mixture

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Mixture in which BP of mixture is less than BP of individual components

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21
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Min boiling azeotropic mixtures show _______ deviation

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+ve

22
Q

Examples of Min boiling azeotropic mixture

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Ethanol & water

23
Q

Examples of max boiling azeotropic mixture

A

HNO3 & water

24
Q

Colligative properties

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Those properties which depends on amount of solute & not its nature

25
Q

K(b) is called

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molal elevation/Ebullioscopic const

26
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K(f) is called

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molal depression/Cryoscopic const

27
Q

Applications of depression in freezing point

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  1. In cold countries, to avoid freezing of water in radiators of cars, ethylene glycol is added
  2. To remove snow blocks on roads, it is sprinkled with NaCl
28
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Osmotic pressure

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Min excess pressure to be applied on sol. to stop osmosis

29
Q

Desalination of sea water

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Applied pressure is more than osmotic pressure to extract salt from sea water

30
Q

Osmosis

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Movement of solvent from higher to lower conc. via semi-permeable membrane

31
Q

Osmotic pressure is applicable only to

A

dilute solutions

32
Q

Use of osmotic pressure

A
  1. Calculate MM of macro molecules like proteins & polymers
33
Q

Advantage of osmotic pressure

A

It is done at room temp & molarity is used instead of molality

34
Q

Polymers have ______ solubility

A

less

35
Q

Isotonic solns.

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Solns. with same osmotic pressure

36
Q

hypertonic solns.

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Soln. having more osmotic pressure than another

37
Q

Osmosis doesn’t take place for

A

isotonic solns.

38
Q

When is MM abnormal?

A

When solute of electrolyte undergoes associaton or dissociation which increases or decreases no. of particles

39
Q

Van’t Hoff factor increases when

A

Conc decreases or no. of ions increases

40
Q

Why is decrease in temp of ethanol & acetone observed?

A

They form a non-ideal sol with +ve deviation which increases vol

41
Q

When does a sol freeze?

A

When its vapour pressure equals the vapour pressure of pure solid solvent.

42
Q

-ve deviation ___________ temp

A

increases

43
Q

λ(m) increases rapidly for

A

weak electrolytes

44
Q

Lowering of V.P _____________ B.P

A

increases

45
Q

Define fuel cell

A

A fuel cell is an electrochemical cell that generates electrical energy from fuel via an electrochemical reaction

46
Q

Why is it not possible to obtain pure ethanol by fractional distillation?

A

Due to const composition so it forms an azeotrope

47
Q

What general name is given to binary mixtures which show deviation from Raoult’s law

A

Azeotropes

48
Q

If BP is higher than that of the 2 liquids, it shows

A

large -ve deviation from Raoult’s law

49
Q

If rn is endothermic, when temp increases solubility

A

Increases

50
Q

Factors affecting solubility

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Stronger intermolecular forces, more soluble in water
Temp increases, it decrease if rn is exothermic
Pressure more solubility more