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Two beakers 1 and 2 containing 0.15 moles of napthalein `(C_(10H_(8))` in 100gm of benzene and 31 gram of glucose in 100gm of benzene respectively , are placed under a tightly sealed bell-jar at 298K . Calculate the weight fraction of naphthalein at equilibrium by assuming ideal behaviour

A

`0.70`

B

`0.085`

C

`0.35`

D

`0.17`

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