Class 12 Chemistry Solutions (विलयन) – JEE Handwritten Notes | EducornX

📘 CLASS 12 CHEMISTRY: SOLUTIONS (विलयन) – JEE MAIN & ADVANCED HANDWRITTEN SHORT NOTES

🌟 OVERVIEW

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📑 CHAPTER BREAKDOWN & SYLLABUS COVERAGE

1️⃣ CONCENTRATION TERMS & DILUTION (Pages 1–3)

• Homogeneous mixtures & phase determining role of solvent.

• Molarity (M) & Molality (m) with temperature dependence logic.

• Dilution Formula (M1V1 = M2V2) & Mixing Molarity [Mnet = (M1V1 + M2V2) / (V1 + V2)].

• Mole Fraction (XA + XB = 1), % w/w, % w/v, % v/v, ppm, ppb.

• Formality & Strength of solution (gm/L).

2️⃣ VAPOUR PRESSURE & LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM (Pages 4–5)

• Bulk vs Surface molecules energy & stability dynamics.

• Why vapour pressure is purely temperature-dependent (container shape/size independent).

• Clausius-Clapeyron Equation: log(P2/P1) = [ΔHvap / 2.303R] * [1/T1 - 1/T2].

• Intermolecular forces comparison (Ionic > Ion-Dipole > Dipole-Dipole > H-Bond > London/VdW).

• Lowering of vapour pressure by adding non-volatile solute (Ps < P°).

3️⃣ RAOULT'S LAW & DISTILLATION (Pages 6–7)

• Raoult's Law: PA = XA·PA°, PB = XB·PB°, Ptotal = PA°XA + PB°XB.

• Vapour Phase Composition (Dalton + Raoult): YA = PA / Ptotal, YB = PB / Ptotal.

• Distillation Principles: Composition of 1st drop of vapour (Bubble point) & last drop of liquid (Dew point).

• Immiscible Liquid Mixtures: PT = PA° + PB° and weight ratio (wA/wB = PA°MA / PB°MB).

4️⃣ IDEAL vs NON-IDEAL SOLUTIONS & AZEOTROPES (Pages 8–9, 11)

• Thermodynamic Conditions: ΔH_mix, ΔV_mix, ΔS_mix, ΔG_mix for ideal and non-ideal systems.

• Positive (+ve) Deviation: Weaker A-B interactions, endothermic mixing, vapor pressure increases (e.g., Ethanol + Cyclohexane, Acetone + CS2).

• Negative (-ve) Deviation: Stronger A-B interactions, exothermic mixing, vapor pressure decreases (e.g., CHCl3 + Acetone, H2O + HNO3).

• Minimum Boiling Azeotropes (Large +ve deviation) & Maximum Boiling Azeotropes (Large -ve deviation).

• Complete Pressure-Composition (P-X) Curves.

5️⃣ COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES & VAN 'T HOFF FACTOR (i) (Pages 10, 12–13)

• Relative Lowering of Vapour Pressure (RLVP): (P° - Ps)/P° = Xsolute & Ostwald-Walker Method.

• Elevation in Boiling Point: ΔTb = i·Kb·m with Ebullioscopic constant formula [Kb = (M·R·Tb²) / (1000·ΔHvap)].

• Depression in Freezing Point: ΔTf = i·Kf·m with Cryoscopic constant & ice separation frameworks.

• Osmotic Pressure: π = i·CRT, column height relation (π' - π = hdg), Reverse Osmosis (RO), Hyper/Hypo/Isotonic solutions.

• Van 't Hoff Factor (i):

- Degree of Dissociation: i = 1 + (n - 1)α

- Degree of Association: i = 1 - (1 - 1/n)β

6️⃣ SOLUBILITY OF GASES & HENRY'S LAW (Pages 13–14)

• Henry's Law: Pgas = KH · Xgas.

• Factors affecting KH: Temperature, gas polarity, and molecular weight dependencies.

• Slope/Intercept tricks on Pgas vs Xgas & Pgas vs Xsolvent graphs.

• Real-World JEE Cases: High altitude breathing, Scuba diving (Bends), and Aquatic life survival.

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