In the mixtures of two miscible volatile liquids obeying Raoults" law, the correct behaviour is explained by

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In the mixtures of two miscible volatile liquids obeying Raoults" law, the correct behaviour is explained by (A) AB stands for the vapour pressure of component B in presence of solute A (B) CD stands for the vapour pressure of solvent A in presence of solute B (C) BC stands for the total vapour pressure in accordance with the Dalton’s law of partial pressures (D) all of the above

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Correct answer is (d) all of the above

Q. In the mixtures of two miscible volatile liquids obeying Raoults" law, the correct behaviour is explained by

AB stands for the vapour pressure of component B in presence of solute A

CD stands for the vapour pressure of solvent A in presence of solute B

BC stands for the total vapour pressure in accordance with the Dalton’s law of partial pressures

all of the above

Correct answer is (d) all of the above