Lecture

Vapor Pressure: Equilibrium Demonstration

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Description

This lecture demonstrates the effects of vapor pressure by establishing an equilibrium between the liquid and gas forms of a substance, preparing a solution with methanol and lithium chloride, and observing the transfer of solvent between two tubes through the gas phase.

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