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For the mixture of liquid "A" `(P^(0)=40mm ` of Hg) and liquid "B" (`P^(0)=72mm` of Hg), the vapour pressure is found to be 56mm of Hg. Assuming ideal behaviour of the solution

A

Mole fraction of "A" in liquid phase is 0.5

B

mole fraction of "B" in liquid phase is 0.6

C

mole fraction of "A" in vapour phase is 0.357

D

mole fraction of "B" in vapour phase is 0.643

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