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What is minimum boiling azeotrope? Give example.

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The solution at a specific composition have constant boiling point less than the either of the two pure components is called minimum boiling azeotrope. Example 95% ethanol and 5% water forms minimum boiling azeotrope at constant temperature of `78^(@)C`.
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