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Assuming the formation of an ideal solution, determine the boiling point of `a` mixture containing `1560g` benzene (molar mass `=78`) and `1125g` chlorobenzene (molar mass `=112.5`) using the following against an external pressure of `1000` Torr.

A

`90^(@)C`

B

`100^(@)C`

C

`110^(@)C`

D

`120^(@)C`

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