Chemistry, asked by ayeshaperveen38, 28 days ago

A student collected a sample of soil with dried twigs, small pebbles, and dead leaves. He then added a few scoops of the sample into a beaker filled with water and stirred vigorously. He left the beaker undisturbed and observed it after 2 hours. Which of the following would be a correct observation?


which one is correct
Soil dissolves in water and makes it muddy

Dried twigs sink to the bottom of the beaker

Soil and pebbles settle at the bottom of the beaker

Dead leaves and pebbles remain afloat in the water

Answers

Answered by ayushsinghtomar61
21

Answer:

c one is the right answer

Answered by Agastya0606
4

The correct option is- Soil and pebbles settle at the bottom of the beaker.

  • Soil is partially soluble in water. But after two hours, the soil particles settle at the bottom of the beaker.
  • Dried twigs and dead leaves are insoluble in water. But due to their light weight, they remain afloat in the water.
  • Small pebbles are also insoluble in water but due to heavy weight, they settle at the bottom of the beaker.
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