In a true solution, how are solute particles generally present?
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Correct answer: Small and uniformly distributed
True-solution particles are extremely small and remain uniformly distributed throughout the solvent. They are not normally visible, do not settle on standing, and pass through ordinary filter paper. Large visible particles that settle are characteristic of a suspension. Solute particles may be solid, liquid, or gas, so they are not restricted to the gaseous state.
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Small and uniformly distributed
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True-solution particles are extremely small and remain uniformly distributed throughout the solvent. They are not normally visible, do not settle on standing, and pass through ordinary filter paper. Large visible particles that settle are characteristic of a suspension. Solute particles may be solid, liquid, or gas, so they are not restricted to the gaseous state.
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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