Which of the following accurately describes Raoult's Law? O The vapor pressure of such a solution is greater than how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of such a solution is proportional to how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of such a solution is less than how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of the solution, Psolution, equals the mole fraction of the solvent, Xsolvent» multiplied by its vapor pressure when pure, P°s solvent- O The vapor pressure of the solution, Psolution, equals the molality of the solvent, msolvent, divided by its vapor pressure when pure, P°s solvent- Msolvent Psolvent po solvent Psolution = Xsolvent Po solvent
Which of the following accurately describes Raoult's Law? O The vapor pressure of such a solution is greater than how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of such a solution is proportional to how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of such a solution is less than how much of the solution actually consists of the solvent. O The vapor pressure of the solution, Psolution, equals the mole fraction of the solvent, Xsolvent» multiplied by its vapor pressure when pure, P°s solvent- O The vapor pressure of the solution, Psolution, equals the molality of the solvent, msolvent, divided by its vapor pressure when pure, P°s solvent- Msolvent Psolvent po solvent Psolution = Xsolvent Po solvent
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