Which is not linked to equilibrium process.
Correct answer: D. Formation of alloys
- A. Vapour pressure of a liquid.
- B. Solubility of a solute
- C. Distribution of solute b/w two immiscible solvents
- D. Formation of alloys
Explanation
D) Formation of alloys The formation of alloys is a process of mixing two or more elements, typically metals, to create a new material with desired properties. Unlike the other options, this process does not involve dynamic equilibrium between two phases or substances. It is more of a kinetic process involving diffusion and mixing, not reaching a stable equilibrium state.
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