Which option is the correct example of a liquid in liquid solution?
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Correct answer: Ethanol in water
Ethanol and water are both liquids and are miscible, so they can mix uniformly to form a liquid-in-liquid solution. Air is generally gas in gas, glucose in water is solid in liquid because glucose is solid, and hydrogen in palladium is gas in solid. The state label is based on the solute first and the solvent second.
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Ethanol in water
Why is this the correct answer?
Ethanol and water are both liquids and are miscible, so they can mix uniformly to form a liquid-in-liquid solution. Air is generally gas in gas, glucose in water is solid in liquid because glucose is solid, and hydrogen in palladium is gas in solid. The state label is based on the solute first and the solvent second.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Chemistry question. Chapter: Chapter 01: Solutions.
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