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why colligative properties are for dilute solution?

satej , 11 Years ago
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Pankaj

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Good Question Satej.
Actually the behavior of dilute solutions is more approximate to the
idealsolutions i.e they follow Raoult's Law by greater extent. Hence, the dilute solutions are always preferred for calculation of molar mass usig colligative properties.
Hope its clear to you.

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Pankaj Singh
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