The particle size of a solution is:
Smaller than 1 nm in diameter
The correct answer is option 4 I.e. Smaller than 1 nm in diameter.
The particle size of a solution is typically less than 1 nanometer (nm).
In a true solution:
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The solute particles are atoms, ions, or small molecules.
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They are uniformly distributed and do not settle out.
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The solution appears clear and homogeneous.
Examples: Salt in water, sugar in water.
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In our body, brain and spinal cord together constitute the:
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Which of the following is an example of heterogeneous solution?
Which of the following examples shows that particles of matter have enough?
- Why does the palm feel cool when acetone is poured on it?
- What property of gases allows them to fill any container completely?
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Important Questions from States of Matter
Which is correct statement ?
According to Charle's Law, which of the following is constant?
Which of the following statements is/are correct?
I. Mass vapor is obtained in the air by evaporation and transpiration.
II. Water circulation between the oceans and the water bodies is called the water cycle.
Which of the following statements is not correct regarding matter?
What is the term used to refer to the process of conversion of water vapour back to water?
