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`100 mL` of liquid A and `25 mL` of liquid B are mixed to form a solution of volume `125 mL`. Then the solution is

A

a.) Ideal

B

b.) Non-ideal with positive deviation

C

c.) Non-ideal with negative deviation

D

d.) Cannot be predicted

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The correct Answer is:
a
`Delta_(mix)V=0`, hence the solution is ideal.
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