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What possible value of of 'I' will it have, If solute molecules undergo association in solution

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Answered by Anjali211
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If solute molecules undergo association then the vale of i must be less than 1 i.e(i < 1 )
Answered by abhi178
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What possible value of of 'I' will it have, If solute molecules undergo association in solution

solution : general association can be written as ..

nA\rightleftharpoons A_n

in this reaction, n molecules of compound A combine to form a single compound An.

Let \alpha is degree of association. then,

Van't Hoff's factor, i = 1-\alpha+\frac{\alpha}{n}

= 1-\left(\frac{n-1}{n}\right)\alpha

hence, general value of Van't Hoff's factor for association is given by, i=1-\left(\frac{n-1}{n}\right)\alpha. and it is also clear that i must be less than 1.

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