WHAT IS SOLUTION AND WHAT ARE ITS TYPE
Ashwin Satheesh , 10 Years ago
Grade 9
9 grade science> CHEMISTRY
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Rajesh Kumar
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
A solution is defined as a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. the relative amounts of the components can be gradually changed within certain limits. the component of solution present in smaller amount is called solute, whereas the component present in greater quantity is called Solvent. for example in a 5% glucose solution in water, solute is glucose and solvent is water. when water is solvent the solution is called aqueous solution.
Types of solution:
There are three types of solutions,
1 Unsaturated Solution
2 Saturated Solution
3 Super Saturated Solution
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