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Which liquids pair shows a positive devi...

Which liquids pair shows a positive deviation from Raoult's law?

A

Water-hydrochloric acid

B

Benzene-methanol

C

Water-nitric acid

D

Acetone-chloroform

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B
Benzene: Non polar & methanol: Polar For positive deviation `F_(A-B) lt F_(A-A), F_(B-B)`
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