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Liquid A and B form an ideal solution. At `25^(@)C`. 5 moles of vapours of liquid 'A' and 10 moles of vapour of liquid B are taken in a cylinder piston arrangement and a pressure of 0.6 bar is maintained. At `25^(@)C`, `P_(A)^(@)=0.5` bar , `P_(B)^(@)`=1.0 bar. The only correct statement about the system is :

A

Some vapour will condense into liquid solution having A as well as B.

B

Vapour of A will condense completely into liquid but vapours of B will not condense at all.

C

No condensation will occur of either vapours.

D

Complete condensation will occur of vapours.

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