Which statements are true of solutions? they contain solutes and solvents. they always have only one solute per solvent. their particles must be evenly distributed. they may contain solid, liquid, and gas simultaneously. they are always easy to distinguish from colloids. they are homogeneous matter. they are pure?

answer: the statements which are true for solutions are: they contain solutes and solvents, their particles must be evenly distributed, hey may contain solid, liquid, and gas simultaneously, hey are always easy to distinguish from colloids and they are homogeneous matter.

explanation: a solution is a mixture in which the solute which is present in lower amount is uniformly distributed in the solvent which is present in major amount.

the true statements for solutions are:

they contain solutes and solvents their particles must be evenly distributed: the solute particles are evenly distributed in the solvent particles. they may contain solid, liquid, and gas simultaneously: one of these phases will become solvent (in larger proportion) and another will become solute (in smaller proportion). they are always easy to distinguish from colloids: the colloids are the solution in which solute particles are suspended i the solvent. the size of solute particles lie in the range they are homogeneous matter: when the solute particles are evenly distributed in solvent particles, these solutions are known as homogeneous mixtures.

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