Solutions
Chemistry Solutions from Chapter -1 - Solutions
This chapter discusses the general properties of a solution. It explains the types of solutions, solubility, the vapour pressure of liquid-liquid solutions, ideal and non-ideal solutions and determination of molar mass.
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This topic describes the types of solutions in the field of Chemistry. Here we will learn about the factors that result in the differences in the solution types. These may be due to the type of solvent and the amount of solute, among other factors.
This topic deals with the concept of magnetic properties of solids. We will also be able to classify solid substances in different categories on the basis of magnetic properties of these substances with examples.
We will learn about solubility of liquids in this topic. The term refers to the ability of a solute to dissolve in a solvent. We will also learn about the saturation level of substances here in detail.
This topic discusses vapour pressure of a solution and factors affecting it. It also shows plotting the graph between mole fraction with respect to the total pressure.
In this topic, we will learn about the Raoult's law. It also explains how it is useful for getting a binary solution for a volatile liquid with expressions.
This topic teaches us about ideal and non-ideal solutions. We will learn about the factors that determine the state of these solutions. It also gives us a better picture of how to identify the ideal and non-ideal solutions.
This topic defines colligative properties and explains it with expressions, graphs and examples for better understanding of the concept.
This topic explains concepts, formulas and graphs related to elevation in boiling point with the help of examples and pictorial illustrations.
This topic explains concepts, formulas and graphs related to depression in freezing point with the help of examples and pictorial illustrations.
In this topic, we will know about osmosis and osmotic pressure. Here, we will learn how osmotic pressure is useful in preventing osmosis with the help of pictorial illustrations.
This topic explains how Van't Hoff's factor is a measure of the effect of solute on colligative properties. It discusses osmotic pressure, relative lowering in vapour pressure, boiling-point elevation and freezing point depression.
