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Topic: Colligative Properties of Solutions Unit: 16.3

Name: Christopher Munar

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Molarity can be
calculated through
(Moles of solute/L of
solution).
Molality can be
calculated through
(Moles of solute/ KG
of solution).
Vapor pressure is
proportional to the
number of particles
in a solute.

Hr: 1

Pages: 534-537

Date: 2/16/16
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A colligative property (i.e.

vapor pressure lowering,
freezing-point depression, and
boiling-point elevation)
depends on the number of
solute particles
Vapor pressure is proportional
to the number of particles in a
solute. Something sodium
chloride or calcium chloride
will lower the vapor pressure
of a solution, compared to its
pure solvent.

The freezing-point
depression formula
calculates the
difference in the
freezing point of a
solution and a pure
solvent.

Solutes hinder waters ability

to freeze.

The boiling-point
elevation formula
calculates the
difference in the
boiling point of a
solution and a pure
solvent.

For boiling points, it takes

additional kinetic energy for
solvent particles to overcome
intermolecular forces that
keep them in their liquid state.

The magnitude of freezingpoint depression is

proportional to the number of
solute particles.

Additional kinetic energy is

needed to raise vapor
pressure.

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