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For an ideal solution, what is the relationship between Gibbs energy of mixing and the mole fractions of the components?
For an ideal solution, what is the relationship between Gibbs energy of mixing and the mole fractions of the components?
What is the ideal volume of mixing for an ideal solution?
What is the ideal volume of mixing for an ideal solution?
What is the condition for the excess entropy of mixing for regular solutions?
What is the condition for the excess entropy of mixing for regular solutions?
What is the relationship between excess functions and ideal solutions?
What is the relationship between excess functions and ideal solutions?
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What is the measure of the energy of A-B interactions relative to A-A and B-B interactions in regular solutions?
What is the measure of the energy of A-B interactions relative to A-A and B-B interactions in regular solutions?
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Study Notes
Module 3 Lecture 3B: The Properties of Solutions
Lecture Objectives
- Understand the variation of thermodynamic properties between an ideal solution and a regular solution
- Determine the changes in boiling and freezing points of a solvent due to the addition of solute
- Evaluate the osmotic pressure of a solution
Liquid Mixtures Part 1
- No key points mentioned
Ideal Solutions
- Calculations of thermodynamic properties of mixing are similar to those of perfect gases
- In ideal solutions, the average energy of A-A and B-B interactions in the pure liquids are the same as the average energy of A-B interactions in the solution
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Test your understanding of the thermodynamic properties of ideal and regular solutions with this quiz. Assess your knowledge of physical chemistry concepts related to solutions in this module 3 lecture 3B review.