what is the difference between aqueous and liquid
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Aqueous means a solvent that dissolves a solid or a fluid (liquid or gas), resulting in a solution. A liquid is simply referring to the state/phase of a matter, that can be categorized under the term "fluid", but is not likely to be a gas.
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A liquid is a state of matter. There being three states of matter, namely, solid, liquid, and gas. They all have their particular features and properties. By “aqueous,” we actually mean a solution where the solvent is water and some compound is dissolved in it.
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