This law will not be followed if the intermolecular bonding between two components of a solution is greater than the intermolecular bonding between the other combinations of components.
This law will not be followed if the intermolecular bonding between two components of a solution is greater than the intermolecular bonding between the other combinations of components. For instance, a solution of benzene and ethyl alcohol will not obey this law because benzene and ethyl alcohol are immiscible. If a solution does not show preferential intermolecular bonding and thus obeys this law, it is considered an ideal solution. Those that deviate from it have an activity coefficient not equal to one. FTP, name this law which states that the vapor pressure of a solution is dependent on the vapor pressure of the components and their mole fraction.
This law will not be followed if the intermolecular bonding between two components of a solution is greater than the intermolecular bonding between the other combinations of components.
Raoult's law