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Why are particles in a homogeneous solution not separately visible?

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Correct answer: Because they are very small and uniformly distributed

The governing concept is the particle nature and homogeneity of a solution. In a true homogeneous solution, solute particles are extremely small and become uniformly distributed among solvent particles. Their size is below the resolving power of the unaided human eye, and the uniform distribution prevents visible separate layers or patches. The particles also do not settle under gravity during ordinary standing, which distinguishes a solution from a suspension. Colour, magnetism, and settling are not defining reasons: a solution need not be black or magnetic, and its particles remain dispersed. Therefore, option A correctly explains the observation.

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ChemistryNature Of MatterSolutionsClass 11Some Basic Concepts Of ChemistryClass 11 Mcq

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