equimolar
an equilimolar soln is when both solutess have the same number of moles . Why is the vant hoff factor intefering with this
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@Dexter
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.it's not interfering it's just the way you're seeing the question in
think of it this way
2 beakers having equimolar conc at t=0 but when Nacl will undergo dissociation while glucose won't it'll bring about a change in von't hoff factor thus changing the osmotic pressure ; which will mean they aren't isotonic
ig this is the way i can be wrong tho
please go through the videos I have made on this.
Also, what ishizora said is bang on. Just that it dissociates right away, van 't hoff factor is a tool used to measure number of particles in solution, which is what is responsible for colligative properties at the end of the day.
thank you
+solved @Ishizora
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