Chemistry, 13.02.2020 22:39 kcameronanderso
Determine the theoretical van 't Hoff factor for each of the three solutes used in Experiment FPD. State them and explain how each was determined. Compare the theoretical values to the experimental values you calculated for your Presentation of Data submission above for each salt. How are they similar, how are they different? Would you expect the van 't Hoff factor for KCl and NaCl to be the same?
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