what are the limitations of distribution law
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Distribution law was explained by Nernst, According to his definition;
” If a solute “X” distributes between two non-miscible solvents ‘a’ and ‘b’ at a constant temperature and “X” is in the same molecular for in both of them, then the ratio of the concentrations of “X” in he two solvents is a constant quantity ”
Limitations of Distribution Law:
- The solute that is being distributed shall not on ant condition reactive towards the solvents being used.
- The molecular state of the solute must remain constant when in contact with the solvent. It should not undergo dissociation or association.
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