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Which option has both statement and reason correct?

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Correct answer: Statement: Soda water is a liquid solution. Reason: Its solvent is liquid

Soda water contains carbon dioxide dissolved uniformly in water. Water is the solvent and is liquid, so the overall solution is classified as a liquid solution; it is also an aqueous solution. The presence of a gaseous solute does not make the whole solution gaseous. Air is a gaseous solution and brass is a solid solution, so their classifications in C and D are wrong. Therefore A has both a correct statement and a valid reason.

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Soda WaterSolution ClassificationStatement-ReasonSolutionsScienceClass 9 McqExploring Mixtures And Their Separation

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Statement: Soda water is a liquid solution. Reason: Its solvent is liquid

Why is this the correct answer?

Soda water contains carbon dioxide dissolved uniformly in water. Water is the solvent and is liquid, so the overall solution is classified as a liquid solution; it is also an aqueous solution. The presence of a gaseous solute does not make the whole solution gaseous. Air is a gaseous solution and brass is a solid solution, so their classifications in C and D are wrong. Therefore A has both a correct statement and a valid reason.

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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