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Key Concepts of Solutions and Solubility

The document provides a comprehensive overview of solutions, including their classification, types, and properties such as solubility and concentration. It discusses various concepts like molarity, Henry's law, and colligative properties, along with formulas for calculations related to solutions. Additionally, it covers the behavior of gases in liquid solutions and the effects of temperature and pressure on solubility.
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Key Concepts of Solutions and Solubility

The document provides a comprehensive overview of solutions, including their classification, types, and properties such as solubility and concentration. It discusses various concepts like molarity, Henry's law, and colligative properties, along with formulas for calculations related to solutions. Additionally, it covers the behavior of gases in liquid solutions and the effects of temperature and pressure on solubility.
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Solutions Short Notes by Ayushi Ma’am

Solutions - mixture G substances


>
Homogeneous
- solute + solvent Inon-volatile
(more
volabile
Clessant)
art 3 cannot
vaporise
can
vaporise ↓

classification
> no .

of components (binary
2
comp
die Yas solids

Sphysical state
solute
a
types ⑧ solubility >
- Max amount
of
that can dissolve in fix
solvent at const
amount solute in known amount
of
concentration > of
solvent at fix T &P
of
amount

T & P
⑨ solubility of n
did iliq
.-
40 % ww
① wiw % -to solute X100 eg Th solubility ↑ endothumic

not
of solution >
-
nog solute is
(dissolving sugar easy
hot water
>
-
loogsolv than cold water)
>
- solvent
Gog Ph
solubility >
- no effect

② VI % - volume solute eg55 % v/V solids are


rigid & incompressible)
- of
volume 55m/ solute
of Son +
asniliq-
>
- looml soin ⑩ solubility of
solvent Coolddwink + Co2)
>
- us me TQ gold

③ WIV % - Prsola
(colddrink tight sealy
solute x100
% w/v
volume
of
solv
egn0 ⑪ Attempting
numericals -
>

>
- solute solution chapter
nog
> 100 mr sol
S
-

gaslig
Y

hallig solid/lig
son som
sohr
moles /solute)
⑦ Molarity (M) >
-

Volume Soln (2)


=

Bx me Y
~ -

Raoult colligative
henry Lau Properties
law

formula -
moles /solutel wa 1000 ⑫ other important >

of
=

⑤ - no
Motility (m) -

is A M
10 X WIW % Xd
Solvent(kg)
=
-
Mass
MMass solute

VIV %, why , M
⑥ Temp dependent terms -
>
(volume factor V
m T

tommm(solutel
Solutions Short Notes by Ayushi Ma’am
Solution Condition
⑬ enry
Law Igas in
lig soln) ⑯ -
Ideal
law
in
vapour phase
is Follow Raoult
Partial
pressure of gas a)
to mole fraction Rooult have calculated Py
directly propotional of to
b) Up all

A-B (intraction)
gas
in
lig phase
.

C) A-A ,
B-B =

CHA-Sologgas (solution]
PXx >
- P KneA (solvent) (solute)
=

A
in LP)
M
e) Almix o
=

·
0
d) Almix =

kn4TH d
solubility f) As mix >0 h) AGmix <8

Pressure VS
solubility
in
vapour phase
-PA
P = Total pressure A

PA
PTyA
po
mole track in Up
=

Ya
.

HA = 0 HA = 1
XB 1 =
xB = 0

⑭ Application of Henry Law


sealed
I cold drink
bottle
tightly ⑰ -
Solution
Non-Ideal
Bends - PAN2 sord
2 Scuba divers - redeviation
deviction
-

the
.

He used
>
-
gas up ↑ Raon
It hav Upd Rooulthaw
Lowp-Ord blood
·
·

Anoxia &
Mountains
.
3 ·
A-B (weak) ·
A-B (strong)
·

Almix 0 Anmix <0

lig solutions)
·

⑮ hou't naw (lig in


·
Armix >6
·
AVmix O

Chloroform factors,
/A +
someevent
·

A and B ethanol + 4201


Two liquids Be
·
HNO3 + 420
actone
Eurou +

PA = POANA

PB = POBUB ⑱ covligative properties


-

PA (POB-POA) &B (solid in


lig) (non-vol in volatile
PT = +

depend upon
no .

in mixture Properties that


only
not on their
PaeXPressure of LigA of
solute particles and
in muxure
PB-V pressure high nature.

mixture
of a) Relative Lowering of vapour pressure
Di + pressure of
Total in Bopt
Elevation
solvent 6)
NA-Molefraction of C Depressing
mi
Bopt
soin
xB - mole fraction of d)
Osmotic Pressure
PAT up of pure solvent lig
poB-VP solute lig
of pure
Solutions Short Notes by Ayushi Ma’am

⑲ coney
ograpour pressure ⑭ #smosisthrough servi permeable
movement · solvent
Pressure exerted by vapours of a
lig membrane from :

Cow sol >


- High
cone of soln
on the surface
conc
of solute
Y sank -
> U

volatile solvent >


- how cone of polvent
>
- solid is non High cone
of Pressure
upd Press - Low Vapour
>
- solid added
to
lig - High Vapor

Reverse osmosis
Lowering
⑳ Relative in up ⑮ - osmosis by
the direction of
Reversing
greater pressure
PA applying
= NB a

Lisotonic SoM)
For diluteSolutions APA ⑯ Al = 52
A
>A2 - hypotonic
moles solute
POA-Up solvent no of hypertonic
Of pure hi-
mote
na-no ·

ef shrink
mixture
PA- Up
of Solvent
in solle
cell kept conc
swee
in dinte sol
-
in B pt
⑫levation
.

cell kept
Tb2 job
VPXBpta -

vPatBp esolvent B p) want hoff factor



.

+ Coin B pt) .

Tob ATb < m -


DTb Tb -

after dissociation
=

kbm
& Tb =
i nations
=

ATb KbX B X 100 before dissociation


of ions
=
no
WA
MB
i= 1
-
non electrolyte >
-

solute isi
pression in Fpt Y -dissociate
>
-

② I electrolyte
Y associate - iCI

updFpH >
- If < Tof
UpX F .

pt >
-
Degree of
dissociation x = E
n 1
-

&If < IE
TF If >
- association
m
A If = -

Degree of <:

If =
& kfor In -1

* if : If x Bx1o ⑱ Formula
Inal
MB WA RLUP ai
1. -PA = IRB
upat
kb & If depend upon solvent ,
POA

only 2. ATS = ikb tr ATb Li


Tb < i
iKf t
.
3 ATF =

* T+ <i

⑳ Osimetic pressure
-
solution side to stop
4 .
A = iCRT
Toft
Ci
Extra pressure applied
on

R = 0 .
0821 atm
A= CRT
osmosis 083 bas
.

0
hB/vR]
.

A=

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