In which example are both solvent and solute liquids?
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Correct answer: Ethanol and water
Ethanol and water are both liquids at room temperature and are capable of mixing uniformly. In a mixture with one component in greater amount, that component is the solvent and the other is the liquid solute, giving a liquid-in-liquid solution. Air is gas in gas, brass is solid in solid, and camphor in nitrogen is solid in gas.
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Ethanol and water
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Ethanol and water are both liquids at room temperature and are capable of mixing uniformly. In a mixture with one component in greater amount, that component is the solvent and the other is the liquid solute, giving a liquid-in-liquid solution. Air is gas in gas, brass is solid in solid, and camphor in nitrogen is solid in gas.
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This is a Class 9 Science question. Chapter: Exploring Mixtures and Their Separation. Topic: Solutions.
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