Chemistry, asked by Amar7892, 10 months ago

When a volatile solute is dissolved in a solvent does it increase the vapour pressure of a solvent?

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Answered by khushitandel2211

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Answer:NO

Explanation: If non volatile solute is added then Vapour pressure increases but volatile solute doesn't increase v.p.

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