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ScienceIf carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, what state is assigned to the solution?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 4Easy ScienceSugar becomes invisible after dissolving in water but the solution remains sweet. What is the correct reason?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which situation is it most appropriate to treat water as the solvent?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy ScienceIf a small amount of oxygen is uniformly mixed with nitrogen, what type of solution is it?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 3Easy ScienceOn what basis is a solution called gaseous, liquid, or solid solution?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 4Medium ScienceWhat is the safest method to solve questions on types of solutions?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 4Easy ScienceIn which situation is it more appropriate to call a component the solvent?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which situation is it more appropriate to call a component the solute?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy ScienceWhich option has solute states in the order gas, solid, and liquid?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 4Medium ScienceA teacher gives three examples: air, salt water, and brass. What are the states of the solvents respectively?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 4Easy ScienceWhich option gives the correct role of a solvent, even if it is solid?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 4Easy ScienceWhich option corrects a wrong idea about solutions?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 3Easy ScienceWhich statement correctly shows the homogeneous nature of a solution?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationHomogeneous and heterogeneous mixturesLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which example can a solution form even though water is absent?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which example is water the solvent and the solution also aqueous?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 3Easy ScienceWhich option correctly writes the type of solution according to the states of solute and solvent?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolutionsLevel 4Easy ScienceA mixture looks uniform and contains two gases. What is its most appropriate classification?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationHomogeneous and heterogeneous mixturesLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which example are the physical states of solute and solvent different?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy ScienceIn which example do the solute and solvent have the same physical state?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy ScienceWhich statement shows that a solvent is not always liquid?Class 9Exploring Mixtures and Their SeparationSolute and solventLevel 3Easy