In which example is the solute a solid but the final solution a liquid?
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Correct answer: Glucose in water
Glucose is a solid solute, while water is a liquid solvent. When glucose dissolves uniformly in water, the mixture is classified as a solid-in-liquid solution and its final form is liquid. Air is gas in gas, brass is solid in solid, and chloroform in nitrogen is liquid in gas. Thus only option A satisfies both required states.
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Glucose in water
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Glucose is a solid solute, while water is a liquid solvent. When glucose dissolves uniformly in water, the mixture is classified as a solid-in-liquid solution and its final form is liquid. Air is gas in gas, brass is solid in solid, and chloroform in nitrogen is liquid in gas. Thus only option A satisfies both required states.
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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