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An open beaker containing a pure solvent and a seconf beaker containing a solution in the same solvent with a non-volatile solute are sealed in a container. Over the period of time

A

the volume of solution increases and the volume of solvent decreases

B

the volume of both solution and solvent increases

C

the volume of solution decreases while volume of solvent increases

D

the volume of both solution and solvent decreases

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