(ˈbæbəʊz) n (Chemistry) chem the law stating that the vapour pressure of a solution is reduced in proportion to the amount of solute added[C19: named after Lambert von Babo (1818–99), German chemist who formulated it]
Babo's law
Babo's law
[′bä‚bōz ‚lȯ] (physical chemistry) A law stating that the relative lowering of a solvent's vapor pressure by a solute is the same at all temperatures.