A mixture of chloroform in nitrogen gas is considered which type of solution?
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Correct answer: Liquid in gas
Chloroform is a liquid and nitrogen is a gas. If chloroform is dispersed or dissolved in nitrogen, the solute is liquid and the gaseous medium acts as solvent, so the classification is liquid in gas. The other choices either reverse the solute-solvent states or assume a liquid or solid solvent, which is not given here.
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Liquid in gas
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Chloroform is a liquid and nitrogen is a gas. If chloroform is dispersed or dissolved in nitrogen, the solute is liquid and the gaseous medium acts as solvent, so the classification is liquid in gas. The other choices either reverse the solute-solvent states or assume a liquid or solid solvent, which is not given here.
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This is a Class 11 Chemistry question. Chapter: Chapter 01: Solutions.
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