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Equal weight of a certain non volatile non electrolyte solute is dissolved in equal weight of two solvents A and B to form very dilute solution. The relative lowering of vapour pressure for solution B is twice the relative lowering ofvapour pressure for solution A. `M_A and M_B` are the molecular mass of solvents A and Brespectively, then: a)M A = M B b)M B = 2 × M A c)M A = 4 M B d)M A = 2 M B

A

`M_(A)= M_(B)`

B

`M_(B)= 2 xx M_(A)`

C

`M_(A) = 4M_(B)`

D

`M_(A)= 2M_(B)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`(P^(@)-P)/(P^(@))= (n)/(n+N) ~~ (n)/(N)` (for very dilute solution)
`2 xx (n)/(N_(A)) = (n)/(N_(B)) rArr M_(B)= 2m_(A)`
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