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Two open containers A and B are filled with water and in container A, cetyl alcohol is added. Both the containers are placed at `40^(@)C`. Predict the level of water in the two containers after some time and give reasons.

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Addition of cetyl alcohol reduces the rate of evaporation of water. Hence level of water in container ''A'' is comparatively higher than the level of water in container ''B''.
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