A mixture of A and B in the molar ratio 1:2 forms a maximum boiling azeotrope. Identify the incorrect statement, if A is more volatile. [ Molar mass of A=100, Molar mass of B=50]
A
A liquid solution of A and B having mass % of A=50 will have vapours having mass % of A=50.
B
A liquid solution of A and B having mass % of ` Agt 50%` will have vapours having mass % of Agt50%.
C
A mixture of A and B in the molar mass ratio 1:3 can be seperated into azeotopic mixture and pure A
D
A mixture of A and B in the molar ratio 2:3 can be seperated into azeotropic mixture and pure A.
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