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Question
The solution of two completely miscible liquids which boils at a constant temperature like a pure liquid and distils over ______ any change in composition, is called an ______ mixture.
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Solution
The solution of two completely miscible liquids which boils at a constant temperature like a pure liquid and distils over without any change in composition, is called an azeotropic mixture.
Explanation:
An azeotropic mixture behaves like a single pure compound during boiling. Its liquid and vapour phases have the same composition, so it distils without change in composition, making it impossible to separate completely by simple distillation.
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