Raoult's solution

Raoult's law explains how the vapor pressure of a liquid mixture behaves when different substances are mixed. It states that the vapor pressure of a component in a solution is proportional to its mole fraction in the mixture, multiplied by its pure vapor pressure at the same temperature. In simpler terms, the amount of a substance that evaporates depends on how much of it is in the mix compared to the total amount. This principle is useful for predicting how mixtures of liquids will behave, which is important in fields like chemistry, environmental science, and engineering.