Match the columns. Column A Column B a. Solute i. Solvent b. Water ii. Milk c. Liquid iii. Water vapour d. Gas iv. Stone e. Solid v. Salt

a - (v) Salt is a solute. The substance that dissolves in a solvent like water, alcohol, etc., is called a solute. b - (i) Water is a solvent. It is a liquid in which a solute dissolves. They have a definite volume. c - (ii) Milk is one of the examples of the liquid state. The intermolecular force in liquids is very less. d - (iii) Water vapour is one of the examples of the gaseous state. The distance between the molecules in gases is much more than in liquids and solids. e - (iv) Stone is an example of solid-state. They have a definite shape and volume. The intermolecular force of attraction is very high. Column A Column B a. Solute v. Salt b. Water i. Solvent c. Liquid ii. Milk d. Gas iii. Water vapour e. Solid iv. Stone

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