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This is from my book:
Pure organic compound P and pure organic compound Q melts at 110C and 120C. If equal quantities of P and Q are mixed, this mixture will melt below 110C.
Why not suppose the mixture will melt above 110C? I need clarification.
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Google azeotropes
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And not eutectics?
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