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One mole of a solute A is dissolved in a given volume of a solvent. The association of the solute take place as follows: `nArarrA_(n)` If `a` is the degree of association of A, then van't hoff factor `i` is expressed as:

A

`i=1-alpha`

B

`i=1+(alpha)/(n)`

C

`i=(1-alpha+(alpha)/(n))/(1)`

D

`i=1`

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C

`i=(C(1-alpha)+(Calpha)/(n))/(C) rArri=1 - alpha +(alpha)/(n)`
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