If we mix two optical isomers of "CHFClBr" is the product an ideal solution?Why?

Question

please give me a reason for your answers.thnx

Answer 1

Bcoz it obeys raoult's law.
Edit:
An ideal solution must obey raoultz law:the vapor pressure of a component in a solution at a particular temperature and pressure is equal to the product of mole fraction of that component in the solution and its vapor pressure in pure form at that temperature and pressure....for example,if the the vapor pressure of the individual component of the solution obeys raoultz law,then the solution is ideal.
also some other characteristics of ideal solution are that:
enthalpy of mixing for the solution is zero.....there is no change in the net volume when the components comprising the solution are mixed...

Answer 2

No, you don't have a solute, and you can physically remove the isomers from each other.