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What is the correct distinction between the symbols \(\text{(aq)}\) and \(\text{(l)}\) in a chemical equation?

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Correct answer: \(\text{(aq)}\) means the substance is dissolved in water, while \(\text{(l)}\) means the substance is in the liquid state

\(\text{(aq)}\) is used when a species is dissolved in water (aqueous solution). \(\text{(l)}\) is used when a species is present as a liquid, regardless of whether it is dissolved in water. So \(\text{(aq)}\) specifies aqueous solution; \(\text{(l)}\) specifies liquid state generally.

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Chemical Reactions And EquationsChemical Substances – Nature And BehaviourScienceClass 10

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