モル沸ふっ点てん上じょう昇しょう

noun

molar boiling point elevation

A physical chemistry term referring to the elevation of the boiling point of a solvent per mole of solute added; often used in the context of colligative properties.

• モル沸ふっ点てん上じょう昇しょうは、溶よう液えきの沸ふっ点てんが純じゅん溶よう媒ばいより高たかくなる現げん象しょうを表あらわす定てい数すうです。

  The molar boiling point elevation is a constant that represents the phenomenon where the boiling point of a solution is higher than that of the pure solvent.