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If in a binary solution, forces of attraction between like-molecules are weaker than those prevailing between unlike-molecules, the solution is expected to exhibit ......... deviations from Raoult's law.

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negative
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positive
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zero
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none
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Solution

The correct option is A negative
Negative deviation from Rault's law :
In these solutions the A-B interaction are stronger than the A-A and B-B molecular interactions present in the two liquids forming the solution. For thus solutions showing -ve deviation.
ΔmixH<0
ΔmixV<0

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