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Which scientist proposed that dilute solution behaves as ideal gas ?

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Henry

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Van 't Hoff

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Miller

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Robert Boyle

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The correct option is B Van 't Hoff
Jacobus Henricus Van 't Hoff (a Dutch physical and organic chemist) proposed that dilute solution behaves as ideal gas.
In 1901, he received the first Noble Prize in chemistry for his work on solutions.

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