An ideal solution is formed when its constituents

Question

An ideal solution is formed when its constituents (A) are converted into ideal gases (B) have zero volume change (C) have zero heat of mixing (D) have both (b) and (c)

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A solution which obeys Raoults law exactly at all concentrations and at all tempera tures is called an ideal solution. Therefore, an ideal solution has zero volume change and have zero heat of mixing.

Q. An ideal solution is formed when its constituents

are converted into ideal gases

have zero volume change

have zero heat of mixing

have both (b) and (c)

A solution which obeys Raoults law exactly at all concentrations and at all tempera tures is called an ideal solution. Therefore, an ideal solution has zero volume change and have zero heat of mixing.