Which of the following is correct for th...

Which of the following is correct for the given equilibrium?

(Equilibrium constant for the reaction in water and benzene are `K_("water") and K_("benzene")` respectively)

A

`K_("water") gt K_("benzene")`

B

`K_("water") lt K_("benzene")`

C

`K_("water") = K_("benzene")`

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:

B

In benzene, acetic acid undergoes dimensions while in water, acetic acid remains in monomeric state, so
`K_("benzne") gt K_("water")`

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