Subject: Why does 100 ml MeOH + 100 ml H20 = < 200 ml soln?
Date: Wed Sep 1 19:12:15 1999
Posted by Cleo Salisbury
Grade level: nonaligned
School: Genentech
City: So San Francisco State/Province: CA
Country: USA
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 936227535.Ch
Message:
I understand that this must go hand-in-hand with the exothermic reaction
that it is -- something to do with hydrogen bonding (must be more favorable)
-- but why? Why is MeOH H-bonding with H20 molecules better than with other
MeOH molecules? An increase in entropy doesn't seem realistic given the
negative volume change... All very confusing, if you ask me!
Re: Why does 100 ml MeOH + 100 ml H20 = < 200 ml soln?
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