SolutionHard
Question
Which of the following combinations are correct for a binary solution, in which the solute as well as solvent are liquid ?
Options
A.C6H6 and C6H5CH3; ᐃsolH > 0; ᐃsolV = 0
B.
and CHCl3; ᐃsolH < 0; ᐃsolV < 0
and CHCl3; ᐃsolH < 0; ᐃsolV < 0C.H2O and HCl; ᐃsolH > 0; ᐃsolV < 0
D.H2O and CH2OH; ᐃsolH > 0; ᐃsolV < 0
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