JEE Main Chemistry question
When a solute is added in two immiscible solvents, it distributes itself between the two liquids so that its concentration in the first liquid is and that in the second liquid is . If the solute forms a stable trimer in the first liquid, the distribution law suggests that:
Answer: (D)
Solution
Only the monomeric (undissociated) form equilibrates between the two liquids. If the solute exists as a trimer of concentration in liquid 1, the equilibrium monomer
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