He also names an equation that uses an eponymous quantity, which itself appears in expressions of colligative properties and describes the dissolution of a substance, known as his factor.
Simulations have predicted that small changes in heat capacity may account for observed deviations from one of this man's equations, as visualized in his namesake plots. That equation can be modified to include the standard entropy of change but generally relates the log of a ratio of equilibrium constants to a change in inverse temperature. He also names an equation that uses an eponymous quantity, which itself appears in expressions of colligative properties and describes the dissolution of a substance, known as his factor. For 10 points, identify this namesake of an equation used to find osmotic pressure of dilute solutions, a Dutchman and first winner of the Nobel in chemistry.
Simulations have predicted that small changes in heat capacity may account for observed deviations from one of this man's equations, as visualized in his namesake plots.
{van't Hoff} equation