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Pressure
P=F/A
Boyle's Law
PV = constant
Charles's Law
V/T=constant
Avogadros law
constant*n
ideal-gas equation
PV=nRT
Density
d=(p*molarmass)/RT
Total Pressure
the pressure of the first times the pressure of the second...
pressure of gas over water
Ptotal = Pgas + Ph2o
Graham's Law
(r1/r2) = sqrt(molarmass1/molarmass2)
deltaH soln
= deltaH1+ deltaH2+ deltaH3
mass % of component
mass of component in soln/ total mass of soln x 100
ppm of component
mass of component in soln/ total mass of solm x 10^6
mole fraction of component
moles of component / total moles of all components
molarity
moles solute / liters soln
molality
moles of solute / kilograms of solvent
deltaH vap
-slope x R