Raoult's Law + Example (Vapour Pressure of Mixture)

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Wouldn't the composition of the mixture change when molecules would enter the vapour phase? At the start, there is no vapour pressure, but at equilibrium, the composition is no longer the same as this. Or were we asked to evaluate as if that was the equilibrium composition?

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you mentioned a thing in the video that when calculating the vapor pressure of a salt containing solution you just multiply the mole fraction of the salt by zero, but if that was the case the vapor pressure wouldn't change, and it does, right? can you further explain that or is that a mistake?

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how did he get the pressure of each solution?

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Ana Jimenez It was given in the problem, if you want to calculate partial pressure of a substance then total pressure must be given.

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m a student and i had a question why salt and water you say 0 there vapour pressue and mole fracton haa

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+Sun Kaur because salts don't vaporize along with the water molecules

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plz someone tell me how to slove this question-if 20 grams of NaCl is mixed with 100ml of water so that vapour pressure changes from 2 atm to 1.5 atm, what will be the mole fraction of NaCl and water

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