Van't Hoff factor (i) is the ratio of

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Van't Hoff factor (i) is the ratio of (A) observed molecular mass to calculated molecular mass (B) observed colligative property to calculated value (C) calculated colligative property to observed value (D) number of moles dissociated to the to talnumber of moles taken

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i = (Obsd.Colligative property/Normal) ∴ i > 1 ∵ dissociation increases particles in solution

Q. Van't Hoff factor (i) is the ratio of

observed molecular mass to calculated molecular mass

observed colligative property to calculated value

calculated colligative property to observed value

number of moles dissociated to the to talnumber of moles taken

$i = \frac{O b s d . C o ll i g a t i v e p ro p er t y}{N or ma l}$
$∴ i > 1$
$∵$ dissociation increases particles in solution

Q. Van't Hoff factor (i) is the ratio of

observed molecular mass to calculated molecular mass

observed colligative property to calculated value

calculated colligative property to observed value

number of moles dissociated to the to talnumber of moles taken

i=NormalObsd.Colligativeproperty​ ∴i>1 ∵ dissociation increases particles in solution

$i = \frac{O b s d . C o ll i g a t i v e p ro p er t y}{N or ma l}$
$∴ i > 1$
$∵$ dissociation increases particles in solution