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A sample of 20.0g of a compound (molecul...

A sample of `20.0`g of a compound (molecular weight `120`)which is non electrolyte is dissolved in `10.0`grams of ethanol`(C_(2)H_(5)OH)`. If the vapour pressure of pure ethanol at the temperature used is `0.250`atm ,what is the vapour pressure of ethanol above the solution

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