If a solid metal is uniformly mixed in another solid metal, what type of solution can it be?
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Correct answer: Solid in solid
Both the solute metal and the solvent metal are specified to be solid. Uniform mixing gives a homogeneous solid mixture, commonly called an alloy. Since the solute state is solid and the solvent state is also solid, the classification is solid in solid. The other choices require a liquid or gaseous solvent and do not fit.
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Solid in solid
Why is this the correct answer?
Both the solute metal and the solvent metal are specified to be solid. Uniform mixing gives a homogeneous solid mixture, commonly called an alloy. Since the solute state is solid and the solvent state is also solid, the classification is solid in solid. The other choices require a liquid or gaseous solvent and do not fit.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Chemistry question. Chapter: Chapter 01: Solutions.
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