12th Started #!#Vapour Pressure #!#Boiling Point

Colligative Properties|Relative Lowering In Vapour Pressure|Elevation In Boiling Point (Ebulliooscopy)|Quiz|OMR

Introduction To Colligative Properties And Constitutional Properties|Relative Lowering Of Vapour Pressure|Definition Of Boiling Point|OMR

Solved Numerical Question-Relative Lowering OF Vapour Pressure/Elevation in Boiling Point/Depression in Freezing Ponit || Ostwald and walker Method

Defination OF Solution || Vapour Pressure OF a Liquid: Evaporation & Condensation || Variation OF Vapour Pressure With Temperature, Boiling Point

Applications OF Relative Lowering in Vapour Pressure || Elevation in Boiling Point

Relative Lowering of Vapour pressure,Elevation in Boiling point,Depression in Freezing point

Relative Lowering of Vapour pressure,Elevation in Boiling point,Depression in Freezing point

Among the given properties of solution,how many are colligative properties? [Osmotic pressure,Relative lowering in vapour pressure, Boiling point, Elevation in boiling point,Vapour pressure]

The vapour pressure of high b.pt. liquids is……..then the vapour pressure of a low boiling liquid:

The normal boiling point and vapour pressure at 25^(@)C are measured for liquids in two flasks . Flask a contains pure water and flask B contains a 1.0 M aqueous NaCl solution . Which flask contains the liquid with the higher boiling point ? Which flask contains the liquid with the higher vapour pressure ? {:("Higher boiling point" , "Higher vapour pressure"), ((a) "Flask"A , "Flask"A), ((b) "Flask"A , "Flask"B), ((c) "Flask" B , "Flask"A), ((d) "Flask" B , "Flask"B):}