Which statement correctly explains a liquid in solid solution?
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Correct answer: Liquid solute is uniformly mixed in solid solvent
The governing rule is that the phrase “liquid in solid” names the solute first and the solvent second. Therefore, the solute must be liquid and the solvent must be solid, with uniform mixing expected in a true solution. Option A states exactly this. B describes solid in liquid, C describes gas in liquid, and D describes liquid in gas.
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Liquid solute is uniformly mixed in solid solvent
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing rule is that the phrase “liquid in solid” names the solute first and the solvent second. Therefore, the solute must be liquid and the solvent must be solid, with uniform mixing expected in a true solution. Option A states exactly this. B describes solid in liquid, C describes gas in liquid, and D describes liquid in gas.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Science question. Chapter: Exploring Mixtures and Their Separation. Topic: Solute and solvent.
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