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At`35^@C` the vapour of pure chlorofrom si `0.359`atm and that of pure acetone is `0.453`atm.Asolution containing `1`mole of chloroform and `4`mole of acetone has a vapoor pressure of (in atm)

A

`0.400`

B

`0.812`

C

`0.094`

D

`0.434`

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