is lowering vapor pressure colligative property?

[jinzabread]

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in crack dat science, 'relative' lowering of vapor pressure is colligative property.
BUT in Kaplan blue book, vapor pressure lowering (raoult's law) is in colligative section.

can anyone clear this please?

Thanks.

 

[UndergradGuy7]

in crack dat science, 'relative' lowering of vapor pressure is colligative property.
BUT in Kaplan blue book, vapor pressure lowering (raoult's law) is in colligative section.

can anyone clear this please?

Thanks.

You just wrote the same thing twice?

You said in crack dat science its colligative and in kaplan its colligative?

Anyway, yes it is a colligative property.

 

[jinzabread]

lol. crack dat science said "relative" lowering of vapor pressure is colligative.
I didn't understand what that means so I asked.
anyway, thanks for the answer~

 

[dentalpath]

lol. crack dat science said "relative" lowering of vapor pressure is colligative.
I didn't understand what that means so I asked.
anyway, thanks for the answer~

Dont get into terms that are too technical (lowering increasing)...any property that depends only on the number of particles is a colligative property. So yes Vapor pressure is a colligative property and depends only on concentration..