binary solution

components are in the same phase

mixture of a gas and liquid

a solution containing more than two components

20 gm of ethanol is disolved in 80gm of solvent

20 gm of ethanol is disolved in 80gm of water

20 gm of ethanol is disolved 100gm of solvent

1000 ml of solution contains 20 gm of ethanol

30 g of glucose is disolved in 100ml. of water

30 ml of glucose is mixed in 1000 ml. of water

30 ml of glucose is disolved in water so that the total volume is 100 ml.

30 ml of glucose is mixed with 70 ml. of water

n

1

2 n

nxn

ethanol donates proton to water

it is an acid base reaction

they form hydrogen bonding

ethanol gets ionised in water

the maximum amount of that substance that can be dissolved in a specified amount of solvent

the minimum amount of that substance that can be dissolved in a specified amount of a solvent

the maximum amount of that substance that can be dissolved in a minimum amount of a solvent

the minimum amount of a solvent into which it can be dissolved

a saturated solution

a binary mixture

an unsaturated solution

the solution of solute and solvent are in equal amount

increases with increase in pressure

decreases with increase in pressure

always increase with increase in temperature

is not affected by pressure

decreases with increase in temperature

increases with increase in temperature

is not affected by temperature

increases with decrease in pressure

an andothermic process

an exothermic process

an equillibrium process

a process in which volume remains constant

a solution of a gas in a gas

a solution of a gas in a liquid

a solution of a liquid in a liquid

a solution of a solid in a liquid

vapour pressure decreases

vapour pressure increases

vapour pressure is not affected

vapour pressure first decreases then increases

partial pressure

mole fraction

nature of the gas

pressure of the solution

n-hexane and n-heptane

Ethanol and water

Carbon dioxide and water

Milk and water

a gas-liquid solution

a liquid-liquid solution

for all type of solutions

a liquid-liquid and solid-liquid solution

anaemia

hypertension

blood pressure

anoxia

A-A interactions are equal to B-B interactions

A-A and B-B interactions are equal to A-B anteractions

A-A and B-B interactions are less than A-B interactions

A-A and B-B interactions are more than A-B interactions

two types

three types

four types

five types

only negative deviation from Rault's law

only positive deviation from Rault's law

both positive and negative deviation from Rault's law

no deviation from Rault's law

Property of solution.

colligative property

property of a non-ideal solution

property of an ideal solution

the mole fraction of solute

the mole fraction of solvent

the nass of solution

the mass of solvent

an ideal solution

a non-ideal solution

a binary mixture

an amalgam

an increase in freezing point

a decrease in boiling point

an increase in vapour pressure

an increase in boiling point

rydberg constant

cryoscopic constant

depression constant

elevation constant

ebullioscopic constant

cryoscopic constant

elevation constant

rydberg constant