Number of moles in 1 kg of solvent is called_________________?
A. normality B. molarity C. molality D. mole fraction
A. normality B. molarity C. molality D. mole fraction
A. saturated solutions of each liquid B. unsaturated solutions of each liquid C. normal solution of each liquid D. no layer formation takes place
A. equal to the mole fraction of solvent B. equal to the mole fraction of solute C. directly proportional to the mole fraction of solute D. both B & C
A. zeotropic mixture B. azeotropic mixture C. amphoteric mixture D. ideal solution
A. continuous and falling solubility curve B. discontinuous and falling solubility curve C. continuous and rising solubility curve D. discontinuous and rising solubility curve
A. Beckmanns method B. Landsbergers method C. Linds method D. none of the above
A. Hydrated ions B. double salts C. hydrates D. complexes
A. basic B. acidic C. neutral D. cannot be presicted without data
A. 180g/dm3 B. 170g/dm3 C. 190g/dm3 D. 195g/dm3
A. drying B. heating C. evaporation D. All of the above