Ideal-Dilute Solution Behavior, Raoult's Law, and Henry's Law

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[@methodof3]

Cool video, but the audio cuts out at 15:40

[@sollinw]

how typical, when u finally find a relatively good video the audio suddenly doesn't work

[@dubito0ergo0cogito]

Rectified spirit have 95%v/v ethyl alcohol not 100%, it is impossible to have 100% ethanol using only rectification process, maximum concentration achieved by this process is 95.6%

[@simonbaker9909]

Wow, audio cuts out right at the reveal, too bad. Very interesting topic.

[@khemlata3695]

Let's say A is solute and B is solvent. Can i say that , A follows Henry's law and B follows Raoult's law.

[@raymondlekubu4319]

yes

[@IndieBeggining]

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