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1 Chapter 5. Solutions of Nonelectrolytes

2 Contents Introductions Concentration expressions Equivalent weights
Ideal solution & Real solution Colligative properties

3 Solution Composition Classification Solvent Solute
True solution ex) sucrose soln., air Coarse dispersion ex) spray, blood Colloidal dispersion ex) acacia soln., milk

4 Properties of Solutions
Colligative properties vapor pressure lowering, freezing point depression Additive properties molecular weight Constitutive properties refraction of light, electric properties

5 Concentration Expressions
Symbol Molarity Normality Molality Mole fration Mole percent Percent M, c N m X, N % w/w, v/v, w/v Characteristics Dependent on temp. Independent on temp.

6 Equivalent Weights Equivalent weight is ….
The quantities of atom or molecule combining with g of hydrogen Equivalent weight = atomic weight / valence

7 Ideal Solution NaCl 0.01mole “분자간의 인력이 균일” 1 L

8 Escaping Tendency Temperature, Concentration, Pressure…..

9 Vapor Pressure Equilibrium vapor pressure

10 Raoult’s Law PA= P’A * XA PB= P’B * XB P= PA + PB

11 Real Solution Adhesion Cohesion > <

12 Negative Deviation > Ex) chloroform + acetone dilution effect
attraction Van der Waals force

13 Positive Deviation < Psolvent = P’solvent * Xsolvent
Ex) benzene + ethanol escaping tendency의 증가 부분 증기압 증가 Psolvent = P’solvent * Xsolvent

14 Henry’s Law Psolute = Ksolute * Xsolute

15 Distillation of Binary Mixture
v2 Vapor d v1 Liquid b Temperature A e f a c B Mole fraction

16 Azoetrope A mixture of constant composition and constant boiling point
ex) HCl in water 20.22% (w/w) bp : ℃

17 Vapor Pressure Psolvent = P’solvent * Xsolvent P / P’solvent = Xsolute
측정: manometer, osmometer, isopiestic method, thermoelectric method

18 Boiling Point Tb = K * X2 = Kb * m Cottrell boiling point apparatus

19 Freezing Point Tf = Kf * m Beckmann method Equilibrium method

20 Osmotic Pressure Osmosis Osmosis vs VP depression Osmometer

21 π= R T * m Van’t Hoff’s Law πV = n R T π : osmotic pressure in atm
V : volume of solution in liter n : number of moles of solute R : (liter*atm) / (mole*deg) T : absolute temperature π= R T * m Morse Equation m: Molal conc.

22 Molecular weight determination
1) Vapor pressure lowering 이용 P / P’ = X2 = n2 / (n1 + n2) W2 / M2 W1 / M1 W2*M1*P’ W1* P = M2 =

23 Molecular weight determination
2) Boiling point elevation Freezing point lowering Tb = Kb * m Tf = Kf * m 1000 * W2 W1 * M2 Kb* 1000 * W Kf* 1000 * W2 W1* P W1* P m = M2 = 이용 =

24 Molecular weight determination
3) Osmotic pressure 이용 π = n * R * T / V n = W2 / M2 W2 * R * T π * V M2 =


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