Raoult's law with a non-volatile soluteअवाष्पशील विलेय के साथ राउल्ट का नियमRaoult's law with a non-volatile solute

NCERT Fig 1.5 · Class 12 Chemistry · Chapter 1 · interactive diagram

Parts and what they mean

• p₁ = x₁·p₁⁰ (p₁ = x₁·p₁⁰) — Only the solvent is volatile, so the vapour pressure of the solution = p₁. It falls linearly as solvent mole fraction falls.
• Pure solvent (x₁ = 1) (शुद्ध विलायक (x₁ = 1)) — At x₁ = 1 the vapour pressure is p₁⁰, the pure solvent’s value.
• Axes (अक्ष) — x: mole fraction of solvent; y: its vapour pressure (constant temperature).

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