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The main mathematical model for this property is the boiling point elevation equation. This equation takes into account the effect that adding a solute to a solvent has on it's boiling point. For example & | The main mathematical model for this property is the boiling point elevation equation. This equation takes into account the effect that adding a solute to a solvent has on it's boiling point. For example ΔT = i K<sub>b</sub>m | ||
===A Computational Model=== | ===A Computational Model=== | ||
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The Main Idea
The main idea of this page is a description of the property of matter that is it's boiling point. In short, the boiling point is the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid is equal to the pressure on the liquid.
A Mathematical Model
The main mathematical model for this property is the boiling point elevation equation. This equation takes into account the effect that adding a solute to a solvent has on it's boiling point. For example ΔT = i Kbm
A Computational Model
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