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An ideal solution has two components A and B. If A is more volatile than B and `P_(A)^@ gt P_(T)`, then the correct relation between mole fractions of A in liquid phase (X) and in vapour phase (Y) is:

A

On increasing mole fraction of B, vapour pressure of solute will be decrease

B

On increasing mole fraction of A, vapour pressure of solute will increase

C

Total V.P will lies between `P_(B)^(@) and P_(A)^(@)`

D

For solution of A and B, `P_(B)^(@) le P_(T) le P_(A)^(@)` will hold

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The correct Answer is:
A, B, C
For binary solution the vapour pressure cannot be equal to either `p_(A)^(@) or P_(B)^(@)`
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