Which option describes a gas-liquid solution?
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▪ For describing a gas-liquid solution having solute particles in the gaseous state and solvent in liquid state, the option describes are called gas-liquid solutions.
Some Examples are:
1. Water Vapor to dew:
Water Vapor turns from gas into liquid.
2. Water vapor to liquid water:
Water Vapor forms water droplets on the glass of a cold beverage.
3. Carbon dioxide dissolved in water:
4. Hydrogen sulfide dissolved in liquid sulfur.
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The option which describes a gas liquid solution perfectly is that a liquid that acts as a solvent and a gaseous solute dissolved in the liquid. Option two. Explanation: a solution consists of a solute and solvent
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