If a solution has a solid solvent and a liquid solute, which example can be suitable?
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Correct answer: Amalgam
The required arrangement is a liquid solute distributed through a solid solvent or solid metallic matrix. An amalgam can represent this type: mercury is liquid, and it combines with another metal that forms the solid matrix in the resulting alloy. Air has a gaseous solvent, soda water has a liquid water solvent, and oxygen in water is gas in liquid. Therefore A is the suitable example.
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Amalgam
Why is this the correct answer?
The required arrangement is a liquid solute distributed through a solid solvent or solid metallic matrix. An amalgam can represent this type: mercury is liquid, and it combines with another metal that forms the solid matrix in the resulting alloy. Air has a gaseous solvent, soda water has a liquid water solvent, and oxygen in water is gas in liquid. Therefore A is the suitable example.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Science question. Chapter: Exploring Mixtures and Their Separation. Topic: Solutions.
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