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A and B form ideal solution. If mole fraction of A in the solution is xĄ, what will be its mole fraction in vapour state? (vapour pressure of pure A and B are respectively P° and P) B

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A and B form ideal solution. If mole fraction
of A in the solution is xĄ, what will be its
mole fraction in vapour state? (vapour
pressure of pure A and B are respectively
P° and P)
B

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