Behavior Of Real Gases - States Of Matter (Part 21)

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MyLovelyCreations - Harini Salts are made by boiling certain reactants together and then concentrating the solution and leaving the solution sitting still for some time to allow crystals to be formed. When crystals are formed in these aqueous solutions some molecules of water get trapped inside the crystals. This is known as water of crystallization. To indicate that this water is present in a sample we write the number of molecules that may be associated with one formula unit of the salt by putting a dot and writing the number of H2O molecules associated with it. For eg, CuSO4.5H2O is Copper sulfate salt with 5 molecules of water of crystallization. For every one molecule of CuSO4 there are 5 molecules of water. These crystals that have water of crystallization are called hydrated crystals. When we heat these hydrated crystals are heated they lose the water of crystallization to become anhydrous. Hydrated CuSO4.5H2O is blue. When we heat it over a flame, it loses its water of crystallization and becomes anhydrous CuSO4 which is white in color.

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Why at high pressure real gases occupies a higher volume ?

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[@SeemaDhawanArora]

MyLovelyCreations - Harini Not all salts have it. Also I would suggest understanding concepts in your own language. But if you are asked to state laws or definitions, always use the language of the book in exams. Because they explain the thing in minimum words in the best way.

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