Question

How does a solution deffer from suspenion?​

Answer 1

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Solution:-

→ A solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. They are stable in nature.

→ Solutions mix together thoroughly because the particles of a solid are very tiny, less than 1 nanometer, allowing the particles to disperse evenly. Solutions are any item where the components meet these criteria and appear clear in color, as you can’t see the tiny particles in it so particles don’t reflect light. Some examples include drink mixes that mix into water, usually with sugar and sodas that are a gas combined in liquid.

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Suspension:-

→ These are heterogeneous mixture. They are unstable in nature.

→ Suspensions don’t mix together entirely, or if they do, the particles may become unmixed and fall to the bottom. This is because the particles in a suspension are larger than in a solution at over 1,000 nanometers. Suspensions also appear cloudy because light is scattered and reflected. Suspensions will separate at one point, even if they looked mixed thoroughly at the beginning. Examples of suspensions are sand in water and soot in the air. You can stir sand and water together, but they don’t mix together, and you can always see soot floating in the air.

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