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Mole of Chlorobenzene and bromo benzene is 0.1 and 0.2 respectively. The vapour pressure of chlorobenzene and bromo benzen is 0.350 bar and 0.500 bar respectively. So find out total vapour pressure of solution prepared by mixing of chlorobenzene and bromo benzene.

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0.450 bar
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