Difference between insoluble and soluble solid

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Soluble solids Insoluble solids
(i) Soluble solids are substances that dissolve in a given liquid it forms a solution. (i) Insoluble solids are those solids that do not dissolve in water. On adding these insoluble solids in the water they either float or sink but do not mix with it.
eg. water or organic solvents Eg. Sugar and water, salt and water, etc eg: stone and water, sand and water.

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Soluble solids	Insoluble solids
(i) Soluble solids are substances that dissolve in a given liquid it forms a solution.	(i) Insoluble solids are those solids that do not dissolve in water. On adding these insoluble solids in the water they either float or sink but do not mix with it.
eg. water or organic solvents Eg. Sugar and water, salt and water, etc	eg: stone and water, sand and water.