Given:
Solution $A$: Phenol and aniline
Solution $B$: Chloroform and acetone
Which of the following is correct as per Raoult's law?

  • A
    Solution $A$ shows $-ve$ and $B$ shows $+ve$ deviation
  • B
    Both solutions $A$ and $B$ show $-ve$ deviation
  • C
    Solution $A$ shows $+ve$ and $B$ shows $-ve$ deviation
  • D
    Both solutions show $+ve$ deviation

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