Consider mixing 2 of the three compounds to form a solution. i. Which of the compounds, A – C, is most likely to dissolve both of the other compounds? (ie, which compound would be miscible with each of the other compounds) Explain your answer using intermolecular forces. ii. Evaluate the two solutions that the compound in (i) can form with the other compounds. List the solute and solvent of each of the two solutions, then for each solution: 1. Predict if the formation of each of the solutions will be endothermic, exothermic, or ideal. Explain your answer 2. Predict if the vapor pressure of each solution will be greater then, less then, or the same as the vapor pressure predicted by Raoult's law. Explain your answer. (note: all three compounds are volatile) For problem c.ii. you do not need to perform a calculation, but explain each prediction with scientific reasoning and an evaluation of intermolecular forces.

Consider mixing 2 of the three compounds to form a solution. i. Which of the compounds, A – C, is most likely to dissolve both of the other compounds? (ie, which compound would be miscible with each of the other compounds) Explain your answer using intermolecular forces. ii. Evaluate the two solutions that the compound in (i) can form with the other compounds. List the solute and solvent of each of the two solutions, then for each solution: 1. Predict if the formation of each of the solutions will be endothermic, exothermic, or ideal. Explain your answer 2. Predict if the vapor pressure of each solution will be greater then, less then, or the same as the vapor pressure predicted by Raoult's law. Explain your answer. (note: all three compounds are volatile) For problem c.ii. you do not need to perform a calculation, but explain each prediction with scientific reasoning and an evaluation of intermolecular forces.

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter15: Carboxylic Acids And Esters

Section: Chapter Questions

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