Raoults law

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CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
A. acetone pretty polar whereas chcl3 is very less polar so +ve deviation B. benzene is non polar whereas methanol has h bonding so +ve deviation C. hno3 has intramolecular h bonding whereas with hno3 it forms intermolecular h bonds which are weaker so +ve deviation D. h bonding b/w h+ of hcl and O of h2o so -ve deviation however the ques is single correct so where am i wrong
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
Chloroform and acetone shows negative deviation And Any mineral acid with water also shows negative deviation in general H of CHCl3 is polar enough to form hydrogen bonding with O of acetone
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
ok makes sense logic theek hai ? also wha bout B and C
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
Logic is simple na.. like for eg HNO3 and H20 yaha to bohot bdhia h-bonding hogi intermolecular forces kafi badh jayege unlike molecules (HNO3 and H20) ke beech me so it will show negative deviation
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
intramolecular H bonds are stronger tho
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
But that doesnt prevent it from getting volatile
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
samjha nahi how does volatility matter
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
See intermolecular forces zyada hoge to hamara mixture less volatile ban jayega to less vapour p i.e it is showing negative deviation And that benzene and methanol one.. tbh i dont remember the exact reason uska positive deviation ka
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
benzene just gets in the way of h bonding
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
Yeah makes sense Methanol-Methanol ka to strong H bonding hota hai warna
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
thats exactly my point intramolecular forces are stronger
Real potato
Real potato3w ago
But in the pure HNO3 the H bonding is not significant right? The h2o hno3 h bonding is way stronger
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
why
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP3w ago
oh nice idea hmm i read the theory once again and remembered ion dipole interactions are stronger than h bonds in C option h2o (dipole) interacts with polar acetone so -ve deviation +solved @iTeachChem @Real potato
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