In the example of camphor in nitrogen, what is the final state of the solution?
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Correct answer: Gaseous
In this textbook classification, camphor is the solid solute and nitrogen is the gaseous solvent. The broad physical state of a solution follows the state of its solvent, so the resulting solution is gaseous and is described as solid in gas. The solute’s original state does not determine the final bulk state.
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Gaseous
Why is this the correct answer?
In this textbook classification, camphor is the solid solute and nitrogen is the gaseous solvent. The broad physical state of a solution follows the state of its solvent, so the resulting solution is gaseous and is described as solid in gas. The solute’s original state does not determine the final bulk state.
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This is a Class 11 Chemistry question. Chapter: Chapter 01: Solutions.
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