Where Can I Find Data on NaCl Solution Osmotic Pressure vs. Concentration?

[aelshamy]

Can anyone tell me about online source where I can find osmotic pressure vs concentration of NaCl solution. it obeys the linear relation of van't Hoff equation in low concentration solution, but I need the relation from zero concentration to saturation point.
It would be great if this relationship is also available for a solution has the same composition of sea water - except the water which is varying with the concentration.
Thank you!

 

[Borek]

I need the relation from zero concentration to saturation point.

Could be the answer is is worth Nobel prize.

 

[Blueshift5]

I would suggest looking for reputable scientific databases or online journals where you can find published research articles on the osmotic pressure of NaCl solutions. Some examples of such databases include PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar. You can also try searching for specific keywords such as "NaCl solution osmotic pressure" or "van't Hoff equation" to narrow down your results.

In terms of the relationship between osmotic pressure and concentration, it is important to note that the van't Hoff equation is only applicable to ideal solutions at low concentrations. As the concentration increases, the solution may deviate from ideality and the relationship between osmotic pressure and concentration may become more complex.

To find the relationship from zero concentration to saturation point, I would recommend looking for experimental data or mathematical models that have been developed specifically for this purpose. You can also try contacting researchers who have published studies on this topic for further information.

Regarding the composition of sea water, it is important to consider that it is a complex mixture of various salts and ions, not just NaCl. Therefore, the relationship between osmotic pressure and concentration may differ from that of a pure NaCl solution. Again, looking for experimental data or models specifically for sea water would be the best approach.

In summary, I suggest using reputable scientific databases and targeted keywords in your search for information on osmotic pressure of NaCl solutions. Keep in mind the limitations of the van't Hoff equation and the potential differences in osmotic pressure for solutions with different compositions.