III. Draw a complete phase diagram for One-componentsystem of H,O. Discuss how phase rule can be appliedto the 'phase boundaries' and 'phase regions'.(OR)Derive an expression for the lowering of vaporpressure of a liquid when a non-volatile solute isdissolved in it.

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III. Draw a complete phase diagram for One-component
system of H,O. Discuss how phase rule can be applied
to the 'phase boundaries' and 'phase regions'.
(OR)
Derive an expression for the lowering of vapor
pressure of a liquid when a non-volatile solute is
dissolved in it.

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