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In chemistry, a solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. The classification of solutions can be done in several ways: 1. Based on Physical State: - Solid solutions: e.g., alloys like brass (copper + zinc). - Liquid solutions: e.g., salt in water. - Gaseous solutions: e.g., air (mixture of oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide). 2. Based on Solvent Type: - Aqueous solutions: solvent is water (sugar in water). - Non-aqueous solutions: solvent is something other than water (sulfur in carbon disulfide). 3. Based on Concentration: - Dilute solution - Concentrated solution - Saturated solution - Unsaturated solution - Supersaturated solution So when someone asks “types of solution,” they could be referring to any of these classification systems.
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