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An azeotropic mixture of `HCl` and water has

A

`85%H_(2)O+15%HCI`

B

`50%H_(2)O+50%HCI`

C

`70.8%H_(2)O+29.2%HCI`

D

`79.8%H_(2)O+20.2HCI`

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