Please correct answer and don't use hand rating Liquid A has a bp of 120 C and liquid B has a bp of 80 C. A mixture containing both of theseliquids will have.....o a single boiling point that is between 80 C and 120 C.O two distinct boiling points, one at 80 C and another at 120 C.O a single boiling point that is above 120 C (boiling point elevation).a single boiling point that is below 80C (boiling point depression).

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