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Solution X (Hexane and Benzene):

Nature of Interaction: Both hexane and benzene are non-polar substances. Their intermolecular forces are primarily London dispersion forces (a type of van der Waals force).

Deviation Type: Ideal Behavior

Since the intermolecular forces

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