why salty solution have higher boiling points than the pure water (H2O) when the presence of impurities (salt) will weakened the covalent bond between the water molecules? should it be lower boiling points in salty water?
2007-12-30
17:37:12
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refuzie
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Science & Mathematics
➔ Chemistry
sori... not the covalent bond- the hyydrogen bond..
2007-12-30
17:58:40 ·
update #1
Van't Hoff Factor?... never heard before.. thx, i'll look for this term..
2007-12-30
18:00:05 ·
update #2
the water tension is reduced with the presence of impurities... logic..
2007-12-30
18:01:57 ·
update #3
thanks guys....i've checked all the terms you guys listed... i got the idea bout the vant hoff factors. thanx to all. i wish that i could to rate all of u as the best answerer... thanx...
2008-01-01
13:19:03 ·
update #4