On what basis is a solution called gaseous, liquid, or solid solution?
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Correct answer: State of solvent
The physical state assigned to a solution generally follows the state of its solvent, which is the continuous medium. A gas solvent gives a gaseous solution, a liquid solvent gives a liquid solution, and a solid solvent gives a solid solution. The solute state names the dispersed component but does not decide the overall state.
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State of solvent
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The physical state assigned to a solution generally follows the state of its solvent, which is the continuous medium. A gas solvent gives a gaseous solution, a liquid solvent gives a liquid solution, and a solid solvent gives a solid solution. The solute state names the dispersed component but does not decide the overall state.
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This is a Class 9 Science question. Chapter: Exploring Mixtures and Their Separation. Topic: Solutions.
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