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Minimum boiling azeotrope shows which deviation?

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About This Question

Subject
chemistry
Chapter
solutions
Topic
azeotropes
Difficulty
Medium
Year
2025
Tags
AzeotropeDeviationRaoult

Solution

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Positive deviation

  1. Boiling Point Logic: A liquid boils when its vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure.
  2. Minimum Boiling point: Implies that the solution reaches atmospheric pressure at a lower temperature than either pure component.
  3. High Vapor Pressure: This means the total vapor pressure of the mixture is higher than predicted by Raoult's Law.
  4. Link to Deviations: High vapor pressure is the definition of a positive deviation ( interactions are weaker).
  5. Example: Mixture of Ethanol () and Water (). The azeotrope boils at .

This medium difficulty chemistry question is from the chapter solutions, covering the topic of azeotropes. It appeared in the 2025 exam.

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