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Formation of a solution from two components can be considered as
(1). pure solvent`to`separated solvennt molecules, `DeltaH_(1)`
(2). Pure solute `to`separated solute molecules, `DeltaH_(2)`
(3). Separated solvent and solute molecules`to`solution, `DeltaH_(3)`
Solution so formed will be ideal if

A

`DeltaH_("soln")=DeltaH_(1)-DeltaH_(2)-DeltaH_(3)`

B

`DeltaH_("soln")=DeltaH_(3)-DeltaH_(1)-DeltaH_(2)`

C

`DeltaH_("soln")=DeltaH_(1)+DeltaH_(2)+DeltaH_(3)`

D

`DeltaH_("soln")=DeltaH_(1)+DeltaH_(2)+DeltaH-DeltaH_(3)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

For ideal solution,
`DeltaH_("solution")=DeltaH_(1)+DeltaH_(2)+DeltaH_(3)`
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