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M stands for
molarity
molarity =
(# moles solute) / (L solution)
m stands for
molality
molality =
(# moles solute) / (kg solvent)
χ stands for:
mole fraction
mole fraction =
χ = (# moles solute) / (total moles) , (# moles solvent)/(total moles)

Where, total moles = [# moles solute + # moles solvent]
solution =
solvent + solute
ΔG =
ΔH - TΔS
Δsolution =
ΔHa + ΔHb + ΔHc
What is the "golden rule" of solubility?
"like dissolves like"
Henry's law is used for:
The solubility of a gs in a liquid solvent
The amount of a gas dissolved is proportional to its:
Pgas
solubility, Sgas =
kH Pgas

Where kH = Henry's constant for gas
Pgas = partial P of gas
Pgas =
kH χ gas
Sgas = kH Pgas is equivalent to:
Sgas = kH Pgas is equivalent to:

mol/L = (mol / Latm)(atm)
With gases, solubility generally _______ as temperature _________
With gases, solubility generally decreases as temperature increases
vapor pressure reduction:
Pvap(solvent above solution) = Xsolvent Pvap(pure solvent)
Boiling point elevation
ΔTb = Kbm > 0
freezing point reduction
ΔTf = Kfm < 0
osmotic pressure
Π = MRT = n/v RT
Π = osmotic pressure
T = temp in kelvin
M = mol/L
Raoult's Law:
Pvap, solution = χsolvent Pvap(pure solvent)