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On mixing `10 mL` of carbon tetrachloride with `10 mL` of benzene the total volume of the solution is:

A

`gt20 mL`

B

`lt20 mL`

C

`=20 mL`

D

Cannot be predicted.

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C
No changes in interparticles forces as both are non-polar.
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