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Identify the liquid - in - gas type of mixture from the following.

A

Dissolved carbon dioxide in water

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B

Droplets of water in air.

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C

Dissolved oxygen in water

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D

All of the above.

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Solution

The correct option is B
Droplets of water in air.

Droplets of water in air form a liquid - in - gas type of mixture.

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