A generalized form of this statement is the DECHEMA model, and it is combined with the Kelvin effect and modeled to generate a Köhler curve.
A generalized form of this statement is the DECHEMA model, and it is combined with the Kelvin effect and modeled to generate a Köhler curve. The fugacity and activity coefficients extend it to solutions without zero entropy of mixing. Duhring's rule is a consequence of this law, and solutions that obey this statement at dilute concentrations are termed "ideal." Though it doesn't describe freezing point, the colligative property that this law describes is lowered for higher van't Hoff factors. Azeotropes do not obey this law. Name this law that calculates total vapor pressure as a sum of partial pressures multiplied by mole fractions.
A generalized form of this statement is the DECHEMA model, and it is combined with the Kelvin effect and modeled to generate a Köhler curve.
{Raoult’s} law